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Old 08-03-2006, 07:21 PM   #1
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    Post whoring is slang for spamming which is slang for posting lots of unwanted, unnecessary stuff. This can be further expanded as any inane, pointless, offensive or useless posts. It should be kept to an absolute minimum in the technical forums (if at all) and kept in check in any off-topic thread/section such as COT.
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  2. Very short posts that do not add value to the current discussion. (For example: a post with only the words "yeah me too!").
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Old 08-03-2006, 08:12 PM   #2
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Re: ATTENTION---Read now before posting ANY MORE REPLIES

sir yes sir!!! I fully understand what you have just stated.

EDIT: just wondering how come we were denied permission for and ''off-topic'' subforum?
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Re: ATTENTION---Read now before posting ANY MORE REPLIES

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EDIT: just wondering how come we were denied permission for and ''off-topic'' subforum?
Because at this point in time we the administration see no need for it.

For starters...
  • We are trying to curtail the post whoring/spam.
    As mentioned in the guidelines, those types of posts consists of unwarranted unnecessary stuff. They add nothing of value to the sections as shown by the few posts already posted. The ones posted show me that if a section was to be added it would be full of nonsense and not be on topic at all.
  • We already have a Completely Off Topic section.
    Any off topic can be placed there so long as it makes sense. Mind you the rules still apply there as well.
  • The amount of volume does not constitute the need for one.
    Unlike other sections that are large, the Cavalier section does not have the volume requirement to substaniate the need for one.
Therefore we would appreciate it if any member feels like starting a off topic post/thread that it be in COT. Doing so here after being told not too will result in the post being deleted to spam and subject the poster to the Post Whoring/Spam guidelines as well a not adhereing to the staff members' request not to do so, which can result in your visiting privledges suspended.

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