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Sofia.camaglia at 07:48, 22 March 2023

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	Below is a short list of forum etiquette that should be followed when using any online forum.		Below is a short list of forum etiquette that should be followed when using any online forum.
	# Behave the same way you would when talking to people in real-life.		# Behave the same way you would when talking to people in real-life.
	# 2. Avoid chat slang or inappropriate vocabulary.		# Avoid chat slang or inappropriate vocabulary.
	# 3. When creating a new post, create a short descriptive subject for the topic of or reason for the post.		# When creating a new post, create a short descriptive subject for the topic of or reason for the post.
	# 4. Try your best to spell all words correctly and use proper punctuation. However, also realize that no one is perfect.		# Try your best to spell all words correctly and use proper punctuation. However, also realize that no one is perfect.
	# 5. Give your post some time to get responses or answers to the question. Continuously bumping a message or nagging other members to respond does not help and is usually frowned upon.		# Give your post some time to get responses or answers to the question. Continuously bumping a message or nagging other members to respond does not help and is usually frowned upon.
	# 6. Do not WRITE IN ALL CAPS as it makes you appear like you're yelling.		# Do not WRITE IN ALL CAPS as it makes you appear like you're yelling.
	# 7. Read the "Readme first" posts or other sticky posts before creating a new post.		# Read the "Readme first" posts or other sticky posts before creating a new post.
	# 8. Respect all other members on the forum.		# Respect all other members on the forum.
	# 9. Try not to go into too great of detail or making a post more than three paragraphs long.		# Try not to go into too great of detail or making a post more than three paragraphs long.
	# ~~10.~~ Don't reply to old threads or necropost.		# Don't reply to old threads or necropost.
	# ~~11.~~ Abide by the rules created by those running the forum.		# Abide by the rules created by those running the forum.

Sofia.camaglia at 07:47, 22 March 2023

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	Below is a short list of forum etiquette that should be followed when using any online forum.		Below is a short list of forum etiquette that should be followed when using any online forum.
	# 1. Behave the same way you would when talking to people in real-life.		# Behave the same way you would when talking to people in real-life.
	# 2. Avoid chat slang or inappropriate vocabulary.		# 2. Avoid chat slang or inappropriate vocabulary.
	# 3. When creating a new post, create a short descriptive subject for the topic of or reason for the post.		# 3. When creating a new post, create a short descriptive subject for the topic of or reason for the post.

Sofia.camaglia at 07:47, 22 March 2023

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	Below is a short list of forum etiquette that should be followed when using any online forum.		Below is a short list of forum etiquette that should be followed when using any online forum.
	1. Behave the same way you would when talking to people in real-life.		# 1. Behave the same way you would when talking to people in real-life.
	2. Avoid chat slang or inappropriate vocabulary.		# 2. Avoid chat slang or inappropriate vocabulary.
	3. When creating a new post, create a short descriptive subject for the topic of or reason for the post.		# 3. When creating a new post, create a short descriptive subject for the topic of or reason for the post.
	4. Try your best to spell all words correctly and use proper punctuation. However, also realize that no one is perfect.		# 4. Try your best to spell all words correctly and use proper punctuation. However, also realize that no one is perfect.
	5. Give your post some time to get responses or answers to the question. Continuously bumping a message or nagging other members to respond does not help and is usually frowned upon.		# 5. Give your post some time to get responses or answers to the question. Continuously bumping a message or nagging other members to respond does not help and is usually frowned upon.
	6. Do not WRITE IN ALL CAPS as it makes you appear like you're yelling.		# 6. Do not WRITE IN ALL CAPS as it makes you appear like you're yelling.
	7. Read the "Readme first" posts or other sticky posts before creating a new post.		# 7. Read the "Readme first" posts or other sticky posts before creating a new post.
	8. Respect all other members on the forum.		# 8. Respect all other members on the forum.
	9. Try not to go into too great of detail or making a post more than three paragraphs long.		# 9. Try not to go into too great of detail or making a post more than three paragraphs long.
	10. Don't reply to old threads or necropost.		# 10. Don't reply to old threads or necropost.
	11. Abide by the rules created by those running the forum.		# 11. Abide by the rules created by those running the forum.

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Below is a short list of forum etiquette that should be followed when using any online forum.
1. Behave the same way you would when talking to people in real-life.
2. Avoid chat slang or inappropriate vocabulary.
3. When creating a new post, create a short descriptive subject for the topic of or reason for the post.
4. Try your best to spell all words correctly and use proper punctuation. However, also realize that no one is perfect.
5. Give your post some time to get responses or answers to the question. Continuously bumping a message or nagging other members to respond does not help and is usually frowned upon.
6. Do not WRITE IN ALL CAPS as it makes you appear like you're yelling.
7. Read the "Readme first" posts or other sticky posts before creating a new post.
8. Respect all other members on the forum.
9. Try not to go into too great of detail or making a post more than three paragraphs long.
10. Don't reply to old threads or necropost.
11. Abide by the rules created by those running the forum.