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Knock it Off! - Printable Version +- CDBZ Archive (http://alex.zulenka.com) +-- Forum: Administrative Forums (http://alex.zulenka.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=7) +--- Forum: Questions and Suggestions (http://alex.zulenka.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=124) +--- Thread: Knock it Off! (/showthread.php?tid=5744) |
Knock it Off! - Kaden - 10-31-2005 When people post an update, or a question, they expect a staff member to answer it. If you're not a staff member DON'T. Its not hard. If there's a problem with something, we'll get to it. Believe it or not, we know the rules of the RPG. We don't need every member telling people when to not bump something. If they're being a nuisance, we'll let them know! Knock it Off! - Burter Jr - 11-08-2005 No more pre-warnings given. I'm actually giving warnings from now on. Knock it Off! - Burter Jr - 12-11-2005 Quote:Originally posted by Burter Jr Knock it Off! - Broli - 12-11-2005 Could you take a look at this post and tell me if my response warrants a warning? http://cdbzrpg.dracondev.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=14547&sid= Or should just all non-staff just not post on this forum completely? Really just wondering how strict staff's going to be on this issue so I don't get myself a warning. =\ Knock it Off! - Kaden - 12-11-2005 I thought it was in the rules, but its not. The only time only staffers can answer is when people add the "[Question]" tag to their post. Otherwise, members are free to help out. Your post would not warrant a warning since A) Majin Buu did not add the tag and B) you were trying to help. Trying to help out is fine with the staff so long as people do not spam while attempting to do so, and do not refute what a staff member has said. Its more about the intent than the content of the post, really. If its obvious someone is just trying to answer a question, or address a point, that's fine. If its a post containing little more than "lol" you get a warning. Knock it Off! - Burter Jr - 12-11-2005 Also, when people reply with a wrong answer. That's a little annoying, to say the least. |