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According to 1KA’s Terms of Use, users can send email invitations for survey participation only to those addressees that gave their consent in a valid manner. Furthermore, additional provisions are defined in the Anti-spam policy, which is part of the Terms of Use, and which prohibits spam and unwanted content as well as forgery, and stipulates that the invitation should include the option of opting out.
The field of communication via email is regulated by applicable legislation, with various codes of ethics outlining recommendations for this area:
We can thus conclude that consent must be obtained for email invitations, with a few exceptions. In the case of business email addresses, the guidelines are a bit more forgiving, as business addresses are generally open for business contacts. Email addresses that are collected for research only in narrow administrative purposes are considered an exception; an example may be internal surveys conducted by various societies, where participants are asked to participate in a survey or receive information via email on the basis of membership.
Potential respondents do not take kindly to unwanted email and on rare occasions contact 1KA (despite the fact that 1KA is not the sender of these emails), or even threaten an attack on the 1KA server. Such reactions are unethical and illegal and they are reported to the Slovenian Computer Emergency Response Team (SI-CERT). The corresponding survey can be removed from 1KA, since sending unwanted invitations violates a basic prerequisite to the use our service. So far we have limited 2 surveys which violated the provisions relating to spam content, due to threats and attacks on the server.