Information about the RSACi Rating SystemIf you have been through the rating process before, you can immediately begin the questionnaire NOW. The RSACi rating system is an open, objective, content-based rating system designed to provide a blocking capability through the web browser. The RSACi rating categories of Sex, Nudity, Language and Violence are based upon specific definitions that guide the rater through a checklist of possible content levels. Our goal is to develop, monitor, and continue to make improvements to RSACi to provide the most objective system possible to meet the needs of the public. Four Easy Steps in the RSACi Rating Process
RSACi Terms and ConditionsBefore receiving the RSACi rating tag at the end of the questionnaire, you will be asked to read and understand the RSACi Terms and Conditions. You may want to view this document drafted by the RSAC attorney before starting the questionnaire in case you need to get approval from someone within your organization before accepting the terms. RSACi Privacy PolicyRSAC regards the data that it collects during the rating process to fall into either of two categories: PRIVATE DATA and PUBLIC DATA. PRIVATE DATA include personal information such as name, address, organization, email address, and telephone number. PRIVATE DATA are collected solely for use by RSAC as part of its authentication procedure to protect the integrity of the RSAC rating system. Such data will not be disclosed or sold to a third party without prior consent, unless such disclosure is required by court order. PUBLIC DATA are all non-private information, including among other things, the URL of the site or file being labeled and the RSAC label that results from the rating process. PUBLIC DATA may be disseminated freely or for a fee at the sole discretion of RSAC, for example, for use by third party label bureaus. The registration process is intented for webmasters or people who control websites.
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