| Many investment clubs like to share information about their club
with the public. This information can be as simple as a single
text file or may be as complex as sharing a home page
including their partnership agreement, favorite investment sites,
etc. By including Web pages in the
Files area of your
club and labeling these as public, you can easily create your own
public web site on bivio.
To create a public web site for your club or to share other files and messages
with the public, a club officer must select
Public Access
under Administration > Tools. The form requires the
officer to enter the club's state and country. The officer
must enter their bivio password as an authorization step.
Once an officer has allowed public access,
individual files and messages found in
your club's Communication area may be designated as public. Once a file
or message is marked
Public,
click the
Apply Changes,
button
on the bottom of the page. Additional files and messages may be made public,
as desired. To remove one or more files or messages from public view,
simply clear (click on) the check box next to the name of the appropriate file
or message and click on
Apply Changes.
A club that has previously selected
Public Access
may
close public access
by returning
to Administration > Tools
and selecting
Close Public Access.
If, at a later time, you decide to
re-open access, messages and files previously labeled as public will again
be made accessible to the public.
Note: It is important to remember that your club remain "just a club".
Information on what constitutes an investment club can be found at the
SEC Online.
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