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Forum rules wanted


Del boy 20 | 254  
17 Jul 2007 /  #1
Hi there can sb send me a link to the forums rules cos I can find them?
Wroclaw 44 | 5,379  
17 Jul 2007 /  #2
The link is at the very bottom of this page.
Zgubiony 15 | 1,553  
17 Jul 2007 /  #3
polishforums.com/privacy-conduct.html#rules] - Forum Rules
Admin 29 | 1,504   Administrator
17 Jul 2007 /  #4
1. Make sure to post a topic in the appropriate section. This topic should have been posted in the FAQ and Feedback section.

2. The link to the rules is on over 7,500 pages of this site. Hopefully it's not difficult to find.
OP Del boy 20 | 254  
17 Jul 2007 /  #5
Where exactly? sorry cos I',m a moron I can't find them the bottom on the what?
hello 22 | 890  
17 Jul 2007 /  #6
I',m a moron

That tells a lot..

Anyway, check the bottom of the page for Privacy, TOS, Rules or post #3 above.
plk123 8 | 4,142  
30 Aug 2007 /  #7
Merged: rules references?

ok, this is now a multiple time i have seen a thread locked up and all the mod (admin) says is to look at the rules.. could you please specify what you have an issue with and which rule applies?

thanks
PolskaDoll 28 | 2,099  
30 Aug 2007 /  #8
polishforums.com/privacy-conduct.html

Try reading this!
plk123 8 | 4,142  
30 Aug 2007 /  #9
i read them.. nothing in them that i could tell applied to the threads i have seen closed.. i think a direct reference to, let's say rule 5, surely would be nice.
Admin 29 | 1,504   Administrator
30 Aug 2007 /  #10
I don't specify the rules because the links to the rules are on several thousands of pages. In addition, when a new user signs up, s/he automatically receives a PM message that list all the rules. Obviously it's much easier to ignore the rules and then say "oops, I'm newbie here."

Moderation and administration here is done on voluntary basis, membership is also free, so those who don't care about reading the basic rules just waste our time.

Admin
Admin 29 | 1,504   Administrator
30 Aug 2007 /  #11
Quoting: plk123 nothing in them that i could tell applied to the threads i have seen closed..

Point #9? Plus the message on 8,547 (currently) pages:

IMPORTANT: The subject MUST reflect the content of the post!
plk123 8 | 4,142  
30 Aug 2007 /  #12
see, that wasn't all that hard, was it? lol

I don't specify the rules because the links to the rules are on several thousands of pages.

but you refer to them in your closing posts. being a little more specific may help you with repeat offenders. imho i mod several forums as well as being a member of several others and i find this one kind of tight and confusing at times.

i understand that mods volunteer but seems the forum may be over moderated at times.. just like i found my first post being moved from where i put it a complete over moderation. if you really don't have the time to mod so much then why do it? this is nothing personal.. just trying to understand. thanks
Admin 29 | 1,504   Administrator
30 Aug 2007 /  #13
being a little more specific may help you with repeat offenders.

It does, but sometimes you know which member is not going to "last." In this case the member in question is very likely to become suspended anyway for requesting translations only and not participating in other discussions.

if you really don't have the time to mod so much then why do it?

Not sure who mentioned lack of time... The point is to do something efficiently; if someone, mostly because of ignorance or "I'm a newbie" attitide), doesn't want to spend his/her time to follow some simple rules, perhaps it's not a good idea to be a forum member.

Admin
plk123 8 | 4,142  
30 Aug 2007 /  #14
thanks admin.

if someone, mostly because of ignorance or "I'm a newbie" attitide), doesn't want to spend his/her time to follow some simple rules, perhaps it's not a good idea to be a forum member.

good luck with that. :D

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