Hilary
Member at Large
I'm being challenged as I sift through all the information about Canada's new anti-spam law (CASL) that comes into legislation beginning tomorrow (July 1). It's a lot of boring reading. Does anyone have a good sum-up of how it affects churches? Our newsletters (as well as time-sensitive announcements like upcoming funeral services) are sent by email (not MailChimp or the like).
I don't work in my church's office. I am just surprised that I have not received an "opt-in" email to confirm my desire for continued email correspondence. Is this one of the exceptions that applies to charities? Or should I be alerting our office staff that they need to get their ducks in a row?
In what ways are YOU being affected by CASL?
I don't work in my church's office. I am just surprised that I have not received an "opt-in" email to confirm my desire for continued email correspondence. Is this one of the exceptions that applies to charities? Or should I be alerting our office staff that they need to get their ducks in a row?
In what ways are YOU being affected by CASL?