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Please find the rules here:
DSMtalk.com MASTER RULES
We have done a light reformat/update of the rules page. Please take note of the new rule, #7. For those too lazy to follow the link, here is the rule:
The new rule is effective immediately and we will be enforcing it. We expect that the vast majority of new posts/threads will end up being closed at first until folks start getting the idea. Stubborn users who are slow to conform will likely be banned - there are too few of us to constantly be sending out warnings to users.
The motivation behind this should be obvious. One is hard pressed to come to DSMtalk these days and read an entire thread that isn't littered with posts that give you a headache from lack of capitalization or sentence structure. DSMtalk used to be the preeminent site for useful posts and information, and helpful/knowledgeable users, out-ranking other DSM sites by far. Now we have long been outpaced in that category and it's a shame. Please help us get back on top.
DSMtalk.com MASTER RULES
We have done a light reformat/update of the rules page. Please take note of the new rule, #7. For those too lazy to follow the link, here is the rule:
This is an expansion of a rule that has always existed, but was formerly known as "Please use legible English." Apparently that didn't get the message across.DSMtalk.com Rules said:YOU MUST post in plain, discernable, correctly spelled and capitalized English! Repeated failure to do so will result in disciplinary action. Threads that contain posts with poor grammar (regardless of whose it is) are subject to being locked.
The new rule is effective immediately and we will be enforcing it. We expect that the vast majority of new posts/threads will end up being closed at first until folks start getting the idea. Stubborn users who are slow to conform will likely be banned - there are too few of us to constantly be sending out warnings to users.
The motivation behind this should be obvious. One is hard pressed to come to DSMtalk these days and read an entire thread that isn't littered with posts that give you a headache from lack of capitalization or sentence structure. DSMtalk used to be the preeminent site for useful posts and information, and helpful/knowledgeable users, out-ranking other DSM sites by far. Now we have long been outpaced in that category and it's a shame. Please help us get back on top.