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I haven't even bothered opening the previous thread because I couldn't care less about Cat's yellow card.
What I actually want to discuss is the rulebook for the WNBA subforum.
Word on the street is that trolling is basically encouraged over at the WNBA section; the rules are loose enough that we can all mess around if we feel like it, but if we become too mindless or obnoxious for everyone else to read, we'll end up facing Tutt.
At least, that was my understanding the last time I looked into the WNBA guidelines.
To reiterate for those who clearly need more context: I am not interested in Cat's card; I am interested in the specific rules of the subforum where I spend the majority of my time.
Cat received a card for "violating subforum rules." Violating which subforum rules exactly?
Do other members not have a right to know what the current subforum regulations are (since they obviously aren't the same ones listed in the main rules thread)?
What I actually want to discuss is the rulebook for the WNBA subforum.
Word on the street is that trolling is basically encouraged over at the WNBA section; the rules are loose enough that we can all mess around if we feel like it, but if we become too mindless or obnoxious for everyone else to read, we'll end up facing Tutt.
At least, that was my understanding the last time I looked into the WNBA guidelines.
klonka said:Here it is, short and sweet. General forum rules apply here, with the caveat that light trolling, subtle insults, banter, off-topic chatter, and bickering are all permitted—provided they don't derail the main discussion in the long run.
The following remain prohibited:
1. Blatant insults directed at other users
2. Discussing forum politics, the actions of administrators, supermoderators, or moderators, the issuance of cards or bans, or responding to moderator warnings
3. Doxing or posting personal information of forum members
4. Advertising
5. Using an alt account to bypass a ban on your primary handle
6. Severe insults, diagnosing others, inciting intolerance, discrimination, or violence, and making offensive generalizations regarding various identity groups
7. Political debates involving partisan affiliations or historical conflicts like the Civil War or WWII
As a reminder, our moderation toolkit includes warnings, cards, locking threads, and, if necessary, deleting content. These updated rules go into effect on November 11, 2013.
To reiterate for those who clearly need more context: I am not interested in Cat's card; I am interested in the specific rules of the subforum where I spend the majority of my time.
Cat received a card for "violating subforum rules." Violating which subforum rules exactly?
Do other members not have a right to know what the current subforum regulations are (since they obviously aren't the same ones listed in the main rules thread)?