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Last edited by Marijn on Mon May 15, 2006 7:48 am, edited 8 times in total.
As of 4rd of June 2005 we've decided to add another rule:
ii] Do not write complete posts in a different colour than the default one. This is for two simple reasons:
- Mods use their mod colour when the they perform moderating actions. It's rather confusing when other users use the same colours as well.
- When we'll enable multiple theme for the board there'll be themes with all sorts of background colours. Some text colours read well on black, some read well on white. The default text colour will be adapted to the best suitable text colour automatically, user defined colour will not.
So in short, the use of the [color] tag is allowed, but do not overuse it.
ii] Do not write complete posts in a different colour than the default one. This is for two simple reasons:
- Mods use their mod colour when the they perform moderating actions. It's rather confusing when other users use the same colours as well.
- When we'll enable multiple theme for the board there'll be themes with all sorts of background colours. Some text colours read well on black, some read well on white. The default text colour will be adapted to the best suitable text colour automatically, user defined colour will not.
So in short, the use of the [color] tag is allowed, but do not overuse it.
Please watch this educational video and make sure that you get and remember the points given! It'll make all of our lives easier.
(I know it's a bit informal but the essence of it is very true and very well summarised)
Replace "Steam" by "Cittàgazze" while watching.
(I know it's a bit informal but the essence of it is very true and very well summarised)
Replace "Steam" by "Cittàgazze" while watching.
As of 22nd of January we've decided to add two more rules:
- It's a moderator's call to lock, move or rename threads. If it's clear that a topic should be locked (because it's a duplicate for example) then do not reply in that thread stating that such an action should be taken. Moderators will come across the topic and they will take the necessary steps.
If the mods miss it then you could PM one of them and point them to the thread. - If mod action is taken within a thread (ie splitting the thread, moving it to quarantine, renaming the topic) it is there to keep things on topic - please do not reply to a moderator action on a non-Quarantine forum.
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