Posting Guidelines

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   While there are very few specific posting guidelines, so please use common sense. 

Start new threads in the most relevant forum category. 
Don't create posts with nothing but a link. If you are going to link to a news article for example, give a summary of it. 
Unless it's earth shattering news, don't post press releases. 
Don't create threads about random news. Anything more than one thread per day that is from a news source will be deleted. 
Personal attacks against people, or sites will not be tolerated. If you have an issue with someone or their site, take it up with them personally. 
Don't "bump" threads and don't post duplicate threads. 
Don't spam the forum. 
The staff here had the final say on what is appropriate and what is not. 
Infractions are used as a mechanism to track violation of rules/guidelines by users. 
Individually, an infraction doesn't do much of anything (unless it's a severe infraction), but if a user continues to accrue infractions within a certain timeframe, their account can be temporarily suspended.

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	While there are very few specific posting guidelines, so please use common sense. Start new threads in the most relevant forum category. Don't create posts with nothing but a link. If you are going to link to a news article for example, give a summary of it. Unless it's earth shattering news, don't post press releases. Don't create threads about random news. Anything more than one thread per day that is from a news source will be deleted. Personal attacks against people, or sites will not be tolerated. If you have an issue with someone or their site, take it up with them personally. Don't "bump" threads and don't post duplicate threads. Don't spam the forum. The staff here had the final say on what is appropriate and what is not. Infractions are used as a mechanism to track violation of rules/guidelines by users. Individually, an infraction doesn't do much of anything (unless it's a severe infraction), but if a user continues to accrue infractions within a certain timeframe, their account can be temporarily suspended.