1. Site etiquette
This can include the tone and language of forum postings and blog comments, and the advertising or promotion of members’ businesses on the site. State that you reserve the right to cancel the membership of any member who does not comply with your site etiquette policy at your own discretion. You might also state that you reserve the right to remove any comments or posts from the site that you do not believe to be appropriate. In addition, you may want to write that the views and opinions expressed in your member forums do not necessarily represent your own views and opinions.
2. Data protection and privacy
You can refer your members to the data, or you can incorporate the data notice itself into your terms and conditions. Let your members know what information is being stored about them and what it is being used for. Also let them know what security measures, such as encryption that you are using to keep that information safe. You might also tell your members what will happen to their personal details if they cancel their membership.
3. Copyright
Let your members know that the content on the membership site is your property and that it is protected by copyright where relevant. Make it clear to your members what they are allowed to do with the content of your site. If there are articles that they are permitted to reprint on their own sites as long as they include a link back to your site, state this.