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Stupid person version: If you can't type properly, GTFO.

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This has now been enforced as a warning to users who think they can borderline spam it up. I'd suggest reading it. I've gone out of my way to make the topic myself, and furthermore notify the public with a readable, repliable topic, where comments, suggestions, and input could be secured. If both of these are ignored by any said user, and continues posting in a manner that which contravenes the rules, it's their fault for being disassociated from the issues in a community they're involved in. That is all.

THANK YOU!
This piece of rule was really needed.

XNinjaRed wrote:THANK YOU!
This piece of rule was really needed.

I agree with this
I'm tired of seeing very stupid posts everywhere I go

Thank God. Like XNinjaRed, this piece of rule was really needed. This will be real helpful! I'm getting incredibly tired with the stupid posts.

Well, I think I should change my ways, lest I be in another example.

As a edit bump note; I'd suggest sending me a private message with a link to a poster's comment involving a violation of the rule, or something you found unnecessary. This will help keep updates and minimize the the levels of stupidity in the forums.

The rule is in effect from this moment on. Past violations will be forgiven for the moment, but any future posts will be handled as soon as possible, and taken seriously.

What happens if they ask something, and add *Scratches Head*?

SonicFanPS2 wrote:What happens if they ask something, and add *Scratches Head*?

Same as;

Zezima wrote:In response to a question:

Example User N/A wrote:I don't know.

Although, if you ask for clarification, I think it's a bit more acceptable. Right?

The Freedom Fighter wrote:Although, if you ask for clarification, I think it's a bit more acceptable. Right?

Of course. That's adding onto what you were originally saying, that's acceptable. Also covered in the rule.

Zezima wrote:

The Freedom Fighter wrote:Although, if you ask for clarification, I think it's a bit more acceptable. Right?

Of course. That's adding onto what you were originally saying, that's acceptable. Also covered in the rule.

Wait... I'm confused. Could you word it in a sentence that could be better worked out on? Because if I do something like, well, what I'm doing right now, and it's illegal, I'm basically headed down the wrong tube.

Oh, this might make spamming a little tough for people now.

Hives wrote:Oh, this might make spamming a little tough for people now.

You included. You were given as an example mind you.

Zezima wrote:

Hives wrote:Oh, this might make spamming a little tough for people now.

You included. You were given as an example mind you.

Indeed, spamming is, in my nature.

But I will try to improve... Even though it will be tough.

Also, is double posting against the rules?

Yes, considering you can easily just edit your post.

XNinjaRed wrote:Yes, considering you can easily just edit your post.

But some times, people don't see your posts when you edit.

Doesn't matter, if people didn't reply the first time, it's because they're not interested. You'll just be an attention whore if you double post.

XNinjaRed wrote:Doesn't matter, if people didn't reply the first time, it's because they're not interested. You'll just be an attention whore if you double post.

Okay. I will not double post.

Anyways, I would just like to say that whenever I "spam". I never mean to spam, it's all just an accident. That is why I'm not a spammer. Because if I was, then I wouldn't care about this forum, and I do care about this forum. I always try to serve it as much as I can. So it's kinda like a big slap in the face when I'm mistaken for a spammer.

XNinjaRed wrote:THANK YOU!
This piece of rule was really needed.

All caps, that's a violation of the law. Warning number 1.

Nah, I'm kidding.

Even with this rule in place I continually pain myself to see posts with many highly needless exclamation marks and capitalization.

COULD EVERYONE STOP DOING THAT?!?!!?!!?!?!?!?!?!!??!?!?!!??!!?!?

ISN'T THAT KIND OF ANNOYING?????????????????


ISN'T IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

EVERYTHING WITH SOME FORM OR SHRED OF ENTHUSIASM DEMANDS NEEDLESS AND IMMATURE PUNCTUATION AND CAPITALIZATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Zezima wrote:Even with this rule in place I continually pain myself to see posts with many highly needless exclamation marks and capitalization.

COULD EVERYONE STOP DOING THAT?!?!!?!!?!?!?!?!?!!??!?!?!!??!!?!?

ISN'T THAT KIND OF ANNOYING?????????????????


ISN'T IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

EVERYTHING WITH SOME FORM OR SHRED OF ENTHUSIASM DEMANDS NEEDLESS AND IMMATURE PUNCTUATION AND CAPITALIZATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You broke the rule. You get a warning point for being a bad boy.

I'm no grammarian, but it does irk me when there is blatant improper use of grammar/misspelling. That's why Microsoft Word has Spell Check, and the 2007 edition even shows you possible grammar errors. It's understandable for dyslexia, but if you can't type/speak English, there are translators.

Oh, so this isn't a topic about foreign languages but instead about forum etiquette?

That's fine by me. I don't do most of that anyway...mostly.

And I thought this forum was supposed to be all free and that jazz.. Meh, whatever. Zez, I'm afraid to say, this plus your Mly favoritism has made me lose a lot of respect for you. I couldn't care less, though. Also, I love User 9. For the win! although, I suppose I'm spamming by saying that. How about, 'I find that very agreeable and I would like to have an interesting and stimulating conversation someday about this very topic that is currently being discussed.' How's that?