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       The Rules
   DIR By: Sepheris
       Date: September 12, 2013, 7:41 am
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       To keep the forums civil we have some simple rules in place.
       Breaking a rule will result in a warning and after several
       warnings a temporary ban is likely to be given. If you have any
       questions about the rules, feel free to message any of the
       moderators about it.
       DO
       Obey these rules
       For the most part they are simple and straightforward.
       Use your best judgement when participating in the community,
       common sense will generally avoid most issues that these rules
       aim to stop.
       Check back here, this page may be occasionally updated. Any
       major changes will be announced.
       Not knowing about a rule is not an excuse for breaking it,
       although major changes will be announced.
       Respect other users
       This is one of the most important things to keep in mind when
       using the site.
       No one likes being treated poorly so show other users the same
       respect that you would expect them to show you.
       If you are debating with someone (debating is not inherently
       bad!), you want to attack the person’s arguments, not the person
       themselves.
       Follow the necessary steps in writing and submitting a character
       sheet
       Upon submitting, you will need to then wait for approval before
       you can begin RPing with that new character.
       Responses to submitted characters should be quick, but should it
       begin to take too long (be reasonable and use common sense with
       this. Realize that two minutes after you've submitted the sheet
       is not too long.) feel free to contact one of the sites
       moderators.
       Stay on topic
       When making a new thread, ensure it is in the most relevant
       subforum for its subject and make sure that there is not already
       an existing thread for the topic.
       Miscategorised or duplicate threads will be moved or merged.
       The primary content of any posts you make should be relevant to
       the original post (OP) of the thread. Off-topic posts may be
       deleted or split into their own thread.
       It is alright to “bump” a thread (to post in a thread that has
       not been active for a significant length of
       time) provided that the new post contributes new information to
       the discussion. Posting in a very old thread is preferable to
       making a new thread about the exact same topic.
       Use proper grammar and punctuation
       This is a forum, not an IM client. Take some time to read over
       what you write before you hit post, it makes it easier to read
       for other users.
       Also, try to avoid using excessive BBCode formatting in posts,
       such as to change the font or colour of every post.
       Use the report button
       The staff can’t read every post that is made. If you see a post
       that you think breaks the rules, report it to us; that way we
       can’t miss it.
       This can also be used as a means to bring threads or posts that
       need to be moved, renamed or edited in any way to our attention.
       Talk to staff!
       We aren't here to stop you from having fun. If you have any
       questions or disputes about staff actions, it’s all right to ask
       us about them privately.
       Try to be as descriptive as possible in your posting
       Try to avoid short posts that add very little (such as "he
       walked through the door")
       With this in mind, be considerate to other players also in the
       RP that might not get a chance to respond because they're busy
       wording and writing their response (which may become irrelevant
       if you ignore them and post a dozen times, making their well
       thought out post meaningless).
       Keep everything you post safe for work (around PG-13)
       As far as websites for fans of My Little Pony go, we shouldn't
       be questionable to browse in public
       In character swearing, violence, blood and gore is to be kept at
       a reasonable level and avoid going overboard.
       DON'T
       Share the personal information of or communications from other
       users
       This includes things like names, addresses and phone numbers. If
       you want to share your own details, feel free (but remember,
       this is the internet) but don’t share the details of other
       people even if you have their permission (they can post it
       themselves if they want it shared).
       Posting private conversations (including private group
       conversations) is generally a bad idea. Even if it’s just to
       share something funny, it’s a good idea to ask the conversation
       participants if it’s okay to share first.
       Flame, troll or insult other members
       Even if you don’t mention them by name. Passive aggression is
       still aggression.
       Use excessive language in posts
       Infrequent swearing is okay, just try not to let it happen too
       often, especially when it is directed towards another user.
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