Forum Manners for Internet Spanners

[Sarah_K_O_M]

It's mostly noobs I'm referring to.
The tips apply to Newbs too of course, but they generally already use them. It's called common sense in their case.

[AaronShadows]

*Splits a rib* Good point Sarah.

[Singergirl509]

I just want to say THANK YOU! I've tried making something to this affect in the Meeting/Newbie forum but it kinda just got pushed back. Hopefully this will stay!

[Silver_Wolf_Kitty]

I commend you for making a thread that they might actually read. Everytime I direct them to FAQ they seem to think I'm joking. Which reminds me, I have to add a section on friending people and how mods aren't required to do it for anyone.

By the way folks, threatening to sue is the stupidest threat to use against a mod. Really, as if some court is going to side with you because we punished you fairly or denied your friend request.

[Miranda_]

Exactly. Even if you approached a lawyer, they'd more than likely laugh you out of the office. Same goes for threatening to tell your mum; please, just grow up and understand that the sun is the centre of the galaxy, not you.

[delly1]

Originally Posted by Miranda_

We're not talking about newbies, Delly, but about NOOBS. As I and other people have explained thousands of times, there's a big difference.

And believe me, it's new people who commit a lot of these crimes; people aren't just new to this forum, but to ALL internet forums.

Sorry..... I try to look up words on here in my dictionary. Noob isn't in there so I never really understood the concept of a Noob but thank you for explaining it to me now

[PrettyGirl422]

*looking around* So those rules are very good... I know I don't like it when people always write in caps. It's so annoying!