EDITORIAL POLICIES

The Mobile Home Board publications informs and promotes the mobile home system; residents, management and those that serve the mobile home community.

For Management, the magazines offers a way to communicate with all park residents at the same time, saving time and money. The magazine also acts as a non-threatening reminder to residents of existing or potential problems within the community.

For residents, the magazine offers the community a way to disseminate information to their neighbors such as future events within the park, as well as to report on activities that have or will take place.

The Mobile Home Board publications are not political tools. They are a source of information and enjoyment for park residents. To ensure this policy we have developed the following guidelines:

Editorial Guidelines

1. Each magazine must have an editor. The Editor takes responsibility for gathering information and sending it to us in a form they want. This adds their personal touch to the magazine.
2. Each editor must allow all resident’s organizations and management to participate in the publication.
3. The publication is not to be used for resident/management disputes by either residents or management. Mobile Home Park Magazines must remain neutral in all resident/management issues to preserve the integrity of the magazine. Not all residents are on one side or the other of an issue. Since we do not research each story, we cannot use Mobile Home Park Magazines to weigh either side of these very fragile relationships.
4. Resident political organizations are asked to limit their information to meeting notices and reports of chapter meetings. Please do not reprint articles from the Californian or local newspapers.
5. No listings of in-park-services (i.e. babysitting, handymen, Avon, etc.)