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GROUPS RULES

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Using the Groups, Making Threads, Using the Attachment System and Posting Rules

  1. Only one groups account per person is allowed. Any duplicates found will lead to moderator/administrator action on both.

  2. Distributing/linking to illicit copyright protected material is strictly forbidden.

  3. Discussions on how to break or circumvent copy protection is strictly forbidden.

  4. No spamming. This includes but is not limited to: Off-topic links, spamming your own sites in multiple threads, and '+1' posts with no content.

  5. Do not double post. If you have made a post already and yours is still the last in that thread then edit your previous post. (Exemptions of this rule include adding new information to your own mod release threads, your own W.I.P. mod threads, your own media threads, and your own technical/help/bug report topics. However it does not exclude double posts if they are within 2 hours.)

  6. Bumping threads is generally not allowed. Don't bump unless you urgently need help with something.

  7. Cross posting is not allowed. Do not create more than one topic for the same subject, and do not post the same content on multiple different threads.

  8. Only create new threads (topics) if they haven't been discussed already. If a discussion already exists, then post in that thread. If the thread in question has been locked, then DO NOT create another thread on the subject. (Use the groups search feature to see if a topic is already under discussion.)

  9. Create your thread in the appropriate subforum. Do not create threads in the root forums.

  10. Before creating a new thread in a particular subforum, read the guidelines/sticky topics first to get additional details on what you should include in your topic.

  11. Before creating a bug report, please read and adhere to the bug reporting process.

  12. The attachment system is not for use in the media, screenshots, and/or mod sections.

  13. Do not abuse the "mentions" feature. Before posting, consider why you are using it; is it necessary? Not everyone wants to be bombarded with notifications every time you reply to a post. Use the feature sparingly.

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