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As for universal rules, I think the best way to go about that is for the staff to sit down and scrutinize the rules we currently have. Make additions, subtractions, make things clearer, what have you. Universal rules should stay in my opinion; I don't really want to have to go through and make different rules for different forums since that could get confusing. I think if the staff goes through the current rules and makes everything as crystalline as possible, though, that should alleviate some issues and/or stress on the current rules.
Would that be fair enough? D:






















































Mike wrote:It's on the profile Az, but it's not used very much because a PMed warning so often suffices =)
And WS, not allowing illegal stuff on the forums goes very firmly in the camp of the common sense on what's appropriate or not on the site =) If there's a specific issue that the mods have overlooked or missed, that also <needs> to be brought to their attention that's what the report feature is for, and it works very well.
















KingKivuli wrote:the rules dont need checked causue that list is the the checked one



















YFWE wrote:KingKivuli wrote:the rules dont need checked causue that list is the the checked one
So we're just going to assume that every single one of the rules is perfect and needs no change? It wouldn't hurt to take a look at them. Wouldn't hurt at all.

















WildSimba wrote:Mike wrote:It's on the profile Az, but it's not used very much because a PMed warning so often suffices =)
And WS, not allowing illegal stuff on the forums goes very firmly in the camp of the common sense on what's appropriate or not on the site =) If there's a specific issue that the mods have overlooked or missed, that also <needs> to be brought to their attention that's what the report feature is for, and it works very well.
But the thread I was reffering to was seen by staff members... and they were obviously confused as to whether or not it should be allowed there. I would of thought it were common sense too, but apparantly it wasn't. And I don't see any problem with relooking the rules, and adding/clarifying a few things. There's always room for revision.





































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