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Old 09-06-2009, 11:25 PM   #101
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Steve,

Posts and products which recommend techniques that violate the terms of service of other web sites (or this one) are not allowed here. Allen has made that pretty clear.

Pointing out that a system violates some site's TOS is encouraged, as long as you're sure that's the case. If not, asking that question is also acceptable.

Techniques are not people. Rule #1 does not apply.


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Old 10-02-2009, 12:30 PM   #102
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I was wondering is there a clear set of rules in this forum on what you are allowed to say on here and what you are not to say. The reason I ask is I made a reply in this forum yesterday which kind of put Google in a negative light. I see that the reply I made was removed. And to be quite honest I was a bit afraid to ask this question about it, in case I get banned for asking.

I really need to know what is safe to say and what is not.
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Old 10-02-2009, 01:04 PM   #103
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ZeroBull,

If you've read this thread, you know that there is no way to formulate and express a set of rules for a forum that covers every possible situation. The more explicit you get, the worse the situation becomes, and the more time is spent in legalistic quibbling about the rules. Those time costs expand at a greater rate than the overall growth of the group.

Common sense and discretion are the thing. Don't worry about it.


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Old 10-08-2009, 01:50 AM   #104
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Hi all,
I'm new in here and this is my first post. This thread is the first I read when logging in for the first time here. Since I'm new, I still had little headache reading along all the 3 pages here

Well, in my opinion, moderation must be placed very carefully to decide whether the posts was violate or not. I like your word about 'neighborhood watch', but neighbor sometimes can be very helpful, but on other time, they can be very annoying coz too much interfering our life with their juicy gossip and their warning about what you can do, what you cannot do all the time, over and over, without knowing the true situation.

Anyway, this thread was very useful, if all the members applied it well.
Sorry, if my post make all of u confuse when reading it. lol

I still learn how to write a good post.
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Old 10-08-2009, 07:01 PM   #105
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I like the idea of become members moderator, since I feel who can make this forum more comfy, if not us as a member. Al would not be able to sort a lot of postings, if we as members didn't help him. It is all to make the forum still clean, and not full of garbage-heap.

Keep on going and thanks to all for make this incredible forum. I love this forum.
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Old 10-23-2009, 12:09 PM   #106
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Just joined the other day and read through this thread. Lot of good information for all of us, and I am truly grateful that if we just use common sense there won't be any problems.

Looking forward to contributing what I can and always learning.
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