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Originally Posted by kalel030
No body knows what she said and I will respect the "MODS" wish to be nice! ........ Is that nice enough "MODS"(cursing under my keyboard)?
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No disrespect, but the guidelines, as published by the OWNERS of the board contain only 33 points. It may be worthwhile to list the the first 4 guidelines again here....
Source:
http://www.eccie.net/announcement.php?f=5
#1 -
Avoid cases of unprovoked rudeness to others. No place for it here. Yes, with the dynamic nature of the threads and topics, tempers will flare and things will become heated from time to time. You may often encounter individuals who become passionate or emotional when expressing one's opinion or point of view. That's all understood and perfectly acceptable within reason…….but, start slamming or bashing another member and be met with consequences.
#2 -
Derogatory racial remarks are simply unacceptable, period. Disrespect another's ethnic background and you will most certainly regret it.
#3 -
Disrespect to others, IN GENERAL, will be considered an item of low tolerance, especially when posting in our coed forums. Follow the Golden Rule and treat others as you wish to be treated yourself. This applies to fellow members as well as staff. We do not require that you have respect for us, but we do require that you treat us respectfully in the public forums. If you feel the need to vent, gripe, or blow off some steam regarding a staff member's action or decision, we ask that you keep it private. Email, RTM, or the PM system would be the appropriate avenue to take in such cases. In cases where you would like to request additional clarity about a staff decision, you are free to pursue an answer in either a public forum or private means of communication. If handled publicly, post your inquiry in a respectful manner.
#4 -
Blatant insults or hostility toward another member will be met with staff intervention. This applies to using our coed forums for name calling, personal attacks, or vulgar slang terms to describe fellow members. If you have legitimate concerns about another member here, share them tactfully in the appropriate private forums or with staff.
The moderators simply serve as volunteers to help others and to help keep the board running smoothly. Part of that thankless job includes reminding people of the guidelines.....
Thanks Ranch, for trying to keep the peace around here!
Respectfully,
OldSarge
Not worth the Text
