Answer “yes” if the primary purpose of your organization is to manage elections.
{% endblock %} @@ -12,4 +13,4 @@ {% with add_class="usa-radio__input--tile" %} {% input_with_errors forms.0.is_election_board %} {% endwith %} -{% endblock %} \ No newline at end of file +{% endblock %} diff --git a/src/registrar/templates/application_purpose.html b/src/registrar/templates/application_purpose.html index e02e3c5c7..722a01285 100644 --- a/src/registrar/templates/application_purpose.html +++ b/src/registrar/templates/application_purpose.html @@ -2,14 +2,13 @@ {% load field_helpers %} {% block form_instructions %} -.Gov domain names are intended for use on the internet. They should be registered - with an intent to deploy services, not simply to reserve a name. .Gov domains should - not be registered for primarily internal use.
+.Gov domain names are for use on the internet. Don’t register a .gov to simply reserve a +domain name or for mainly internal use.
-Describe the reason for your domain request. Explain how you plan to use this - domain. Will you use it for a website and/or email? Are you moving your website from - another top-level domain (like .com or .org)? Read about activities that - are prohibited on .gov domains.
+Describe the reason for your domain request. Explain how you plan to use this domain. +Who is your intended audience? Will you use it for a website and/or email? Are you moving +your website from another top-level domain (like .com or .org)? +Read about activities that are prohibited on .gov domains.
{% endblock %} @@ -17,4 +16,4 @@ {% with attr_maxlength=500 %} {% input_with_errors forms.0.purpose %} {% endwith %} -{% endblock %} \ No newline at end of file +{% endblock %} diff --git a/src/registrar/templates/application_requirements.html b/src/registrar/templates/application_requirements.html index fbab0246e..ef0a4c7ef 100644 --- a/src/registrar/templates/application_requirements.html +++ b/src/registrar/templates/application_requirements.html @@ -2,55 +2,44 @@ {% load field_helpers %} {% block form_instructions %} -The .gov domain exists to support a broad diversity of government missions and - public initiatives. Generally, the .gov registry does not review or audit how - government organizations use their domains. However, misuse of an individual .gov - domain can reflect upon the integrity of the entire .gov space. There are categories - of misuse that are statutorily prohibited or abusive in nature.
+Please read this page. Check the box at the bottom to show that you agree to the requirements for operating .gov domains.
+The .gov domain space exists to support a broad diversity of government missions. Generally, we don’t examine how government organizations use their domains. However, misuse of a .gov domain can reflect upon the integrity of the entire .gov space. There are categories of misuse that are statutorily prohibited or abusive in nature.
-A .gov domain must not be used for commercial purposes, such as advertising - benefitting private individuals or entities.
+.Gov domains must not be used for commercial purposes, such as advertising that benefits private individuals or entities.
A .gov domain must not be used for political campaigns.
+.Gov domains must not be used for political campaigns.
A .gov domain must not be used to distribute or promote material whose distribution - violates applicable law.
+.Gov domains must not be used to distribute or promote material whose distribution violates applicable law.
.Gov is a trusted and safe space. .Gov domains must not distribute malware, host open redirects, or otherwise engage in malicious cyber activity.
-As a .gov domain registrant, maintain current and accurate contact information in the - .gov registrar. We strongly recommend that you create and use a security contact.
+.Gov domain registrants must maintain accurate contact information in the .gov registrar.
Registrants should respond in a timely manner to communications about required and - prohibited activities.
+Registrants should respond promptly to communications about potential violations to these requirements.
-The .gov program may need to suspend or terminate a domain registration for - violations. Registrants should respond in a timely manner to communications about - prohibited activities.
- -When we discover a violation, we will make reasonable efforts to contact a - registrant, including: +
We may need to suspend or terminate a domain registration for violations. When we discover a violation, we’ll make reasonable efforts to contact a registrant, including:
We understand the critical importance of the availability of .gov domains. - Suspending or terminating a .gov domain is reserved only for prolonged, unresolved - serious violations where the registrant is non-responsive. We will make extensive - efforts to contact registrants and to identify potential solutions, and will make - reasonable accommodations for remediation timelines proportional to the severity of - the issue.
- -Your authorizing official is the person within your organization who can authorize - your domain request. This is generally the highest ranking or highest elected official - in your organization.
- -Domain requests from executive branch agencies must be authorized by CIOs or agency - heads.
- -Domain requests from executive branch agencies are subject to guidance issued by - the U.S. Office of Management and Budget.
- -Domain requests for judicial branch agencies, except the U.S. Supreme Court, must - be authorized by the director or CIO of the Administrative Office (AO) of the United - States Courts.
- -Domain requests from the U.S. Supreme Court must be authorized by the director of - information technology for the U.S. Supreme Court.
- -Domain requests from the U.S. Senate must come from the Senate Sergeant at Arms.
- -Domain requests from the U.S. House of Representatives must come from the House - Chief Administrative Officer.
- -Domain requests from legislative branch agencies must come from the agency’s head - or CIO.
- -Domain requests from legislative commissions must come from the head of the - commission, or the head or CIO of the parent agency, if there is one.
- -Domain requests from interstate organizations must be authorized by the - highest-ranking executive (president, director, chair, or equivalent) or one of the - state’s governors or CIOs.
- -Domain requests from states and territories must be authorized by the governor or - the state CIO.
- -Domain requests from state legislatures and courts must be authorized by an - agency’s CIO or highest-ranking executive.
- -Domain requests from federally-recognized tribal governments must be authorized by - tribal chiefs as noted by the - Bureau of Indian - Affairs.
- -Domain requests from counties must be authorized by the chair of the county - commission or the equivalent highest elected official.
- -Domain requests from cities must be authorized by the mayor or the equivalent - highest elected official.
- -Domain requests from special districts must be authorized by the highest-ranking - executive (president, director, chair, or equivalent) or state CIOs for state-based - organizations.
- -Domain requests from school district governments must be authorized by the highest-ranking - executive (the chair of a school district’s board or a superintendent).
- -.Gov domains must: -
The .gov program will preload all newly registered .gov domains for HTTP Strict - Transport Security (HSTS).
- -HSTS is a simple and widely-supported standard that protects visitors by ensuring - that their browsers always connect to a website over HTTPS. HSTS removes the need to - redirect users from http:// to https:// URLs. (This redirection is a security risk - that HSTS eliminates.)
- -HSTS preloading impacts web traffic only. Once a domain is on the HSTS preload - list, modern web browsers will enforce HTTPS connections for all websites hosted on - the .gov domain. Users will not be able to click through warnings to reach a site. - Non-web uses of .gov (email, VPN, APIs, etc.) are not affected.
+We understand the critical importance of the availability of .gov domains. Suspending or terminating a .gov domain is reserved for prolonged, unresolved, serious violations where the registrant is non-responsive. We'll make extensive efforts to contact registrants and to identify potential solutions. We'll make reasonable accommodations for remediation timelines based on the severity of the issue.
{% endblock %} - {% block form_fields %} -{% endblock %} \ No newline at end of file +{% endblock %} diff --git a/src/registrar/templates/includes/form_errors.html b/src/registrar/templates/includes/form_errors.html index a5dd99efc..7dc99b235 100644 --- a/src/registrar/templates/includes/form_errors.html +++ b/src/registrar/templates/includes/form_errors.html @@ -1,23 +1,14 @@ {% comment %} -Commenting the code below to turn off the error because -we are showing the caution dialog instead. But saving in -case we want to revert this. +This only shows non-field errors at the top of form pages. +The individual field errors are not shown at the top of the +page, they are shown on each individual field. +{% endcomment %} {% if form.errors %} -{% for error in form.non_field_errors %} + {% for error in form.non_field_errors %}