The Forum Guidelines
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 11:31 pm
Although this probably belongs in the General Discussion and may end up being moved to Flame Wars, I decided to make it here because this is the most popular forum, plus it affects a lot of what has previously been said in this forum. I particularly dislike this rule
the thing about no bigotry, racism, gay-bashing or aggressively anti-religious language really gets me... for one thing everybody knows that I am a bigot, but I am a bigot because that's what my religion teaches(so excuse me for follow my religion). Racism, I believe everybody to be racist and I joke about it sometimes, but I guess I'll have to stop. Gay-bashing, I am 100% anti-gay, because of my religion. And I have 1 problem with the next part about "aggressively anti-religious language"... who's going to decide what is aggressive and what is acceptable? people are bound to have different interpretations as to what is too aggressive...
Please discuss what you like/dislike about the new guidelines... and vote wether or not these guidelines should be re-written.
And now the list don't do's:
Bigotry, racism, gay-bashing or aggressively anti-religious language;
Betting or gambling on, through, or because of CC;
Pornography in posts, avatars or hyperlinks;
Trolling (including multiple postings, spam, abusive content, and specific attempts to cause chaos, disruption or headaches to the community members or staff)
the thing about no bigotry, racism, gay-bashing or aggressively anti-religious language really gets me... for one thing everybody knows that I am a bigot, but I am a bigot because that's what my religion teaches(so excuse me for follow my religion). Racism, I believe everybody to be racist and I joke about it sometimes, but I guess I'll have to stop. Gay-bashing, I am 100% anti-gay, because of my religion. And I have 1 problem with the next part about "aggressively anti-religious language"... who's going to decide what is aggressive and what is acceptable? people are bound to have different interpretations as to what is too aggressive...
Please discuss what you like/dislike about the new guidelines... and vote wether or not these guidelines should be re-written.