The Health University has arranged a competition entitled 'Inclusive Innovations -2013'. I found it when looking for a circular, which I did not find anyway. The thing looked like this.
I clicked on submit an idea button, hoping it would lead me to a page which would give me more details. It turned out to be a web form, asking for all sorts of details of the participant. At the bottom of the form was a link for submission of the filled form. One had to click in a check box indicating that one agreed to the terms and conditions. It looked like this.
I clicked on a link which promised to show the terms and conditions. It took me to another page, which looked like this. It has been like this for the last one week.
I wonder if participants are expected to click in the check box without actually reading the terms and conditions, as most people do while filling web forms or installing new software. Or has someone just forgotten, and not put the terms and conditions there. There seems to be no last date. If I find one, I plan to check out on that day if the terms and conditions have made it to the web. It is not that I want to submit a proposal. I am just curious what the terms and conditions are. I could have written to the university. But none of my letters sent as a Professor has been answered from the beginning of the university. So writing one more would not achieve much.
I clicked on submit an idea button, hoping it would lead me to a page which would give me more details. It turned out to be a web form, asking for all sorts of details of the participant. At the bottom of the form was a link for submission of the filled form. One had to click in a check box indicating that one agreed to the terms and conditions. It looked like this.
I clicked on a link which promised to show the terms and conditions. It took me to another page, which looked like this. It has been like this for the last one week.
I wonder if participants are expected to click in the check box without actually reading the terms and conditions, as most people do while filling web forms or installing new software. Or has someone just forgotten, and not put the terms and conditions there. There seems to be no last date. If I find one, I plan to check out on that day if the terms and conditions have made it to the web. It is not that I want to submit a proposal. I am just curious what the terms and conditions are. I could have written to the university. But none of my letters sent as a Professor has been answered from the beginning of the university. So writing one more would not achieve much.
