(g) Any guidelines that apply to the provision of online Content should not unduly restrict the growth of the industry but serve to enhance a conducive environment to encourage and stimulate the Malaysian communications and multimedia industry. 5.0 Online Guidelines 5.1 Code Subjects shall apply the guidelines set out in Part 2 of this Code in determining whether Content is indecent, obscene, menacing or offensive save where expressly provided in this Part. (i) Prohibition No Code subject shall knowingly provide Online prohibited Content. (ii) False Content Content that is not truthful and likely to mislead is prohibited except in any of the following circumstances: (a) Satire and parody; (b) Where it is clear to an ordinary user that the content is fiction; and (c) Where it is preceded by a statement that the content found on the web site is not factual. 6.0 Measures – General and Specific 6.1 It is recognised that it is impractical, difficult and ineffective to monitor or control a user’s access to Content available Online. It is left to the user to decide on the nature of Online Content to be consumed and the tools to be utilised by the user in controlling such Content. 6.2 The Content Forum will assist users in providing information on the type of tools that are available for users to control access to Online Content. Such information can be provided on the Content Forum’s website which may be updated from time to time to reflect evolving technology. The Content Forum’s website shall contain information on: 43