Off-Road Forum rules

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Off-Road Forum rules

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I am going to post this for awhile then let it go, but ask your help in regards to upholding the rules. Most of them are common sense.

No nudity
No vulgar language
No politics
No religious discussions
Any questions ask your neighborhood friendly moderator. :wink:

Starting to feel like I should be saying hyle Hitler or something like that :roll: This posting of rules is really starting to piss me off! :evil:
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so i can't sit naked at my own computer anymore :?:



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:shock:
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Post by Hedrock »

bajaherbie wrote:so i can't sit naked at my own computer anymore :?:



:lol:



On this forum??? That's just .................................... :shock: :lol:
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Apparently just having a signature stating your support for a particular candidate is considered the same as a discussion of politics.

Somebody actually hacked my profile and deleted my signature. That's really going a little too far.
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spongeworthy wrote:Apparently just having a signature stating your support for a particular candidate is considered the same as a discussion of politics.

Somebody actually hacked my profile and deleted my signature. That's really going a little too far.
Nobody hacked, a wrong was made right. A signature supporting a political candidate is political. No politics means just that, kinda like a Stop sign means STOP, does not require interpretation If you have a further complaint please PM myself or Doc.
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No need. I already got your PM.

I would also recommend adding religion to the censorship list. That's a topic that can lead to far more arguments than any mention of a candidate would.
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Post by Leatherneck »

This is a common sense thing if somebody is screwing up please ask them to fix it. I am going to let this go into the general threads. Hopefully it will not have to be brought back up. Thanks!
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Post by Ol'fogasaurus »

I agree with Mr. Worthy. I hate to see censorship but religion and politcs don't belong here. Too easy to lose friends without haveing those topics driving it.
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Soooooo........ I shouldnt post that video of the Vatican bishops voting over who the new Pope should be while in a sauna?
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what prompted restating the rules? if you don't mind me asking...
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Kix wrote:Soooooo........ I shouldnt post that video of the Vatican bishops voting over who the new Pope should be while in a sauna?


Yeah that might not be a good idea. Probably end up in time out with Lotrat, but you see how well that works.


petew wrote:what prompted restating the rules? if you don't mind me asking...



Oh heck no, ask away. Rules have not changed in awhile though we have been pushing the limits. I don't want a lot of rules we should self police ourselves. 8)
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Leatherneck wrote:Yeah that might not be a good idea. Probably end up in time out with Lotrat, but you see how well that works.
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Lotrat wrote:
Leatherneck wrote:Yeah that might not be a good idea. Probably end up in time out with Lotrat, but you see how well that works.
Can I get out of the corner yet? I'll be good. Promise. :mrgreen:
What did you do now? :?
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He kinda fessed up to his wrong doings.
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