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Rules and regualtions
book_worm on Tue Nov 27, 2007 7:01 pm
Guys these are the rules and regualations of this forum..
We reserve the right to edit, move, delete posts and ban individuals without warning.
1. No trolling or baiting; submit relevant posts to appropriate threads and boards.
2. Keep your posts short and to the point. Respect other people's time and bandwidth. Be concise. Be brief. E-mail and information posted online is not meant to be a letter or a thesis. Also keep overhead (quotations, headers etc.) as short as possible.
3. No name calling, bashing, flaming or posting of any ad hominems or personal attacks or insults of any kind.
4. Be open-minded, you may disagree agreeably. Badmouthing other forum members and engaging into a flame war will bring you trouble with the Moderators or Administrator.
5. Swear-words and demeaning words are also not acceptible, so mind your choice of words.
6. No forum littering or multi-posting or cross-posting.
7. Do not post in full articles that are available online, if it is relevant to the discussion, you should summarize it using your own words and/or post a link to it. If you post something in full that you did not write yourself it will be subject to deletion/edit without notice.
8. No negative one-liners.
9. No heckling; harrassments. As believers or as mature individuals, we should communicate in a mature and gentlemanly, polite or courteous manner or be subject to editing, warning and even ban.
10. Be ethical; stay legal.
11. No posting in all caps; no posting in all bold letters. Use capital letters correctly. if i were to write in all lower case, i would look somewhat lazy. If I were to use all UPPER CASE LETTERS, IT WOULD LOOK AS THOUGH I WERE SHOUTING!
12. Acronyms may be used to speed up your writing, but also use them sparingly.
13. Please stick to the topic. If it is devotional please do not debate or argue. If it is on the doctrinal or theological forums please answer inline with the topic.
We reserve the right to edit, move, delete posts and ban individuals without warning.
1. No trolling or baiting; submit relevant posts to appropriate threads and boards.
2. Keep your posts short and to the point. Respect other people's time and bandwidth. Be concise. Be brief. E-mail and information posted online is not meant to be a letter or a thesis. Also keep overhead (quotations, headers etc.) as short as possible.
3. No name calling, bashing, flaming or posting of any ad hominems or personal attacks or insults of any kind.
4. Be open-minded, you may disagree agreeably. Badmouthing other forum members and engaging into a flame war will bring you trouble with the Moderators or Administrator.
5. Swear-words and demeaning words are also not acceptible, so mind your choice of words.
6. No forum littering or multi-posting or cross-posting.
7. Do not post in full articles that are available online, if it is relevant to the discussion, you should summarize it using your own words and/or post a link to it. If you post something in full that you did not write yourself it will be subject to deletion/edit without notice.
8. No negative one-liners.
9. No heckling; harrassments. As believers or as mature individuals, we should communicate in a mature and gentlemanly, polite or courteous manner or be subject to editing, warning and even ban.
10. Be ethical; stay legal.
11. No posting in all caps; no posting in all bold letters. Use capital letters correctly. if i were to write in all lower case, i would look somewhat lazy. If I were to use all UPPER CASE LETTERS, IT WOULD LOOK AS THOUGH I WERE SHOUTING!
12. Acronyms may be used to speed up your writing, but also use them sparingly.
13. Please stick to the topic. If it is devotional please do not debate or argue. If it is on the doctrinal or theological forums please answer inline with the topic.
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