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Offline TheGuv

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"Moving Posts"
« on: May 08, 2014, 11:56:46 AM »
Hi all,

Hopefully some of you read this, it would be good if more posters ventured lower down and tried to add to this section. Be it on football, Operation Yewtree or the European elections!

Anyway, the subject of moving posts has come up and the next few months could be incredibly tedious and boring as we wait for the season to start again! I admire all of the charity raising posts that have been popping up of late, but it would be great if we can try not to spam all of the league sections with it. We have designed the forum so that these threads can be posted elsewhere. If people don't venture into Other Senior Rugby/Chat lets start posting more in there so people do.

Please remember that when you sign up there are terms and conditions to adhere to.

Two of them are in the general posting guidelines which I have put in bold. The only reason I've made this thread is just to try and reassure people that myself and the other admins (there are few of us) are trying to keep the forum clean and tidy and to want posters to try and post things in the correct subjects.

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The moderation team is here to keep the forums safe, sane, and secure. The forum rules are here to help us do that, and to ensure that these forums are of the highest quality.  Read them.  Know them.  Please do not try to cleverly circumvent them.

Note that repeated ignorance towards ANY individual rule can (and will) result in a permanent ban, at the discretion of the moderation team.


General Posting Guidelines


Duplicate threads: Before you start a thread, please use the forum's search facility to make sure the content of your post is not already covered in another thread.

Correct forum: Please try to be sure you post any new threads you start in the correct forum. If you're not sure where you're thread should go, check with a moderator.


One Liners: When starting a thread, please refrain from using one liners. If you're posting an article or image from another website, please include a link to the source. Also, when posting an article or image, try to stick a few lines underneath to start up the discussion.

Anonymous Sourcing: As said above; please don't do this. If you copy and paste from a source, please provide a link. Please don't copy and paste from subscription sites, you might get us in trouble.

Headline spin: Please try and make thread titles as descriptive as possible of the thread's actual content.

News Articles: When posting a link to an online news story, please post the text as well.  This is convenient for everyone, and helps those who have certain sites blocked from their servers for whatever reason.

So what are the roles of a Forum Moderator?

The Moderators keep control of the various forums. They can edit posts, edit User Accounts, ban members, move / delete / lock or unlock topics - as they see fit or if those topics or users contravene the forum guidelines.

Moderators are there to ensure that a member doesn't misbehave whilst he or she is on the forum, ensuring a comfortable and pleasant environment for the other members.

What If I Get Banned?
If you break one of the forum rules, your name will appear in the "House of the Banned" forum followed by the rule you broke and a link to the post(s) in question. This is done so users can see exactly what constitutes a violation of the rules.  We will do our best to leave the guesswork out of our moderation, so everyone will know exactly how far is too far.

Multiple Bannings
Please be aware that users who are banned more than 3 times will have their ban length DOUBLED for any future occurrences and again once more.  After that an IP ban will be introduced, depending on the ban. 


We hope these rules and guidelines make the forums a more enjoyable place for everyone.

Thanks,

Admin.
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Thanks again. Much love xoxoxo

 
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