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The document provides guidance for Illinois government agencies on the use of social media in compliance with the Government Records Law. It outlines the challenges of record-keeping associated with social media, defines when social media posts are considered public records, discusses retention periods based on content rather than format, and explains how to capture and manage records from social media interactions. Additionally, it clarifies that public comments can constitute FOIA requests if they clearly request records.

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Begin by filling out the agency name and contact information at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for public communication.
Proceed to the section regarding social media usage. Clearly indicate which platforms your agency will utilize, such as Facebook or Twitter, and outline your moderation policy.
In the retention period section, specify how long different types of posts will be kept based on their content and function. Refer to your agency’s records management guidelines for assistance.
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