HON code users' survey
You may have noticed that within the past couple weeks a new icon appeared on the bottom-right of every page on TuDiabetes. It's the HONcode icon! It stands for Health on the Net Foundation, and means that TuDiabetes has been approved by this international, non-governmental organization to carry their logo as a website which measures up to certain standards around our conveyance of information, how we attempt to protect users' privacy, how well we document our rules, and more.
Health on the Net Foundation organization is gathering data from users of health-related websites that have received their approval, in order to improve their guidelines, and TuDiabetes would appreciate it if you could take a few moments to fill out their survey here.
Tags: HON, HONcode, Health on the Net, website standards
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