Posting Etiquette

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Posting Etiquette (manners)

1 All topics must contain a description.

2 Treat others positively and with respect. Flaming other members or other forums will lead to a warning, possibly even a ban.

3 Topics must be submitted to the relevant forums. Please read the forum descriptions before posting.

4 Topic titles must have an appropriate description.

Example:

An example for a good description is "Help needed with game".

An example for a wrong description is "HEEEEELP!".
5 Bumping is allowed provided that the reply has relevant information that is useful to the continuance of the topic. Short intervals of bumps are not allowed to bump the topic up onto the first page by the same person.

Example:

Allowed: A topic discusses a news event. The topic's discussion has died but there is new striking evidence to turn thoughts around. A reply with such information that is relevant and useful is allowed.

Disallowed: Bumping topics continuously to get them up to the first few pages.
6 Double posting of the same links may lead to a warning, especially if you have your own independent topic for a set of links and yet still post the same links in related topics with the intention of gaining exposure.

[ b]7[/b] It is forbidden to double post on the board. It means that you are not allowed to reply twice in a row in any topic. Use the edit button when altering your reply if you're the last to post in the topic.

8 Content of posts should not be explicit, offensive, shocking, discussions of demerit commodities unless it is posted in an educational sense.

Example:

Mainly for movies: Mainstream horror, gore and bloody movies are allowed. Videos such as bum fights, real death scenes, cruelty to animals, or anything which is indecent/sick is not allowed.

Disallowed: Hacking, fraud, drug related, porn and political/religious discussions even if educational.
9 All links must be coded - including, but not limited to, e-mail addresses, passwords and internal links (eg

Code:

Link placed inside here

).

10 No topic hijacking (going off topic).