Post by Admin on Sept 23, 2020 0:04:56 GMT
To help you gain the most from the Crypto Insider forum, please familiarize yourself with these rules and guidelines before participating. These rules and guidelines are designed to give a better understanding of what behavior is expected from our members and make your experience more enjoyable and safe.
Guidelines (Please do's):
1. Keep an eye open for new, interesting topics. Before starting a new topic, please check if there is already a topic open on the subject. If so, contribute to it there.
2. Ignore bothersome members. If there is someone on the forum that bothers you, ignore him/her. Instead, report it to us.
3. Use good judgement. Remember that contributions to forums often are personal opinions that should not be considered as financial advice. Crypto Insider’s disclaimer applies to all information posted on the platform by members.
4. Don't be afraid to share. If you're not sure about the information you see on Crypto Insider, share that feeling. We need you to communicate about the crypto world in its broadest sense. Sharing is the foundation on which we built Crypto Insider.
5. Welcome new members. When newcomers arrive, say "hi" and welcome them. Help new folks "learn the ropes" about how to find information and resources, save time, and how to get involved. You will also find a lot of help using the forums themselves.
6. Use descriptive titles for new posts. Avoid generic post subjects like "Help", "Question" or "Bitcoin". You will receive a better response to your posts by being more descriptive about the content of your post.
Rules (Please don't):
1. No discussion of any illegal activity.
2. No use of explicit, obscene or vulgar language, images and/or messages, including racist remarks.
3. No posts that attack, insult, "flame", defame, or abuse members or non-members. Respect other members of the community and don’t belittle, make fun off, or insult another member or non-member. Agree to disagree.
4. No advertising or links to advertising or Spam is permitted. Advertising or Spam is defined as posting a link for the purpose of selling, soliciting or promoting by someone that has ownership or other "vested interest" to the web site involved, including efforts to promote other online forums or web sites by web site owners. If you are a web site owner and have a link that is considered of interest to our crypto community, please submit it to us and we will review your submission. Only links to personal home pages are allowed in signatures and member profiles. Links must be appropriate and abide by rules #1-3 or they will be removed.
5. No links to any web site or use of any username that fits into rules # 1-4 above.
6. No use of multiple usernames. Please register and use only one username for the forums. Posting under multiple user accounts will result in administrative action (ie. banning).
7. No posts of lengthy articles (try to limit your posts to 500 words). Sharing information is allowed, but the forums are not to be used to publish articles. It is an improper use of critical forum resources. We keep the right to edit and/or shorten contributions if deemed necessary.
8. No posts of an overtly political or religious nature OR posts promoting advocacy of particular personal, medical, legal, religious, political, or non-profit causes. The forums are intended for offering mutual personal support. Debating controversial subjects is part of Crypto Insider, but it should have a focus on the crypto market. Limited religious references are allowed (ie. "my prayers are with you" or a brief quote as part of a larger post), but the forums should not be used to convert others.
9. No cryptic posts. Also, using cryptic messages to "skirt" the rules is not permitted.
10. Do not disrespect the staff. Be respectful in both the forums and any private communications. The people from the staff may often be volunteers that donate many hours of their own time to help in the forums. Violations of this rule will not be tolerated.
11. No SHOUTING. Remember, using ALL CAPITAL LETTERS in posts is considered yelling and rude, plus it is difficult to read.
12. Do not post offline personal contact information (ie. your home address, phone numbers etc.) and do not ask for personal information from others. Exchange of personal contact information should proceed with care. This is to protect your security and identity.
13. No irrelevant or off-topic posts. Posts which are not relevant to the forum topic may be deleted at the moderator's discretion.
14. No lengthy signatures. Moderators will edit and/or remove signatures that are too long.
Please Remember:
Users that do not abide by the rules may be subject to having their posts edited or deleted, their member account permanently banned from further access and/or deleted without notice.
Rules and guidelines may change at any time, please re-read them regularly.
Thank you for reading to the end! Enjoy your stay and thanks for your participation!
Guidelines (Please do's):
1. Keep an eye open for new, interesting topics. Before starting a new topic, please check if there is already a topic open on the subject. If so, contribute to it there.
2. Ignore bothersome members. If there is someone on the forum that bothers you, ignore him/her. Instead, report it to us.
3. Use good judgement. Remember that contributions to forums often are personal opinions that should not be considered as financial advice. Crypto Insider’s disclaimer applies to all information posted on the platform by members.
4. Don't be afraid to share. If you're not sure about the information you see on Crypto Insider, share that feeling. We need you to communicate about the crypto world in its broadest sense. Sharing is the foundation on which we built Crypto Insider.
5. Welcome new members. When newcomers arrive, say "hi" and welcome them. Help new folks "learn the ropes" about how to find information and resources, save time, and how to get involved. You will also find a lot of help using the forums themselves.
6. Use descriptive titles for new posts. Avoid generic post subjects like "Help", "Question" or "Bitcoin". You will receive a better response to your posts by being more descriptive about the content of your post.
Rules (Please don't):
1. No discussion of any illegal activity.
2. No use of explicit, obscene or vulgar language, images and/or messages, including racist remarks.
3. No posts that attack, insult, "flame", defame, or abuse members or non-members. Respect other members of the community and don’t belittle, make fun off, or insult another member or non-member. Agree to disagree.
4. No advertising or links to advertising or Spam is permitted. Advertising or Spam is defined as posting a link for the purpose of selling, soliciting or promoting by someone that has ownership or other "vested interest" to the web site involved, including efforts to promote other online forums or web sites by web site owners. If you are a web site owner and have a link that is considered of interest to our crypto community, please submit it to us and we will review your submission. Only links to personal home pages are allowed in signatures and member profiles. Links must be appropriate and abide by rules #1-3 or they will be removed.
5. No links to any web site or use of any username that fits into rules # 1-4 above.
6. No use of multiple usernames. Please register and use only one username for the forums. Posting under multiple user accounts will result in administrative action (ie. banning).
7. No posts of lengthy articles (try to limit your posts to 500 words). Sharing information is allowed, but the forums are not to be used to publish articles. It is an improper use of critical forum resources. We keep the right to edit and/or shorten contributions if deemed necessary.
8. No posts of an overtly political or religious nature OR posts promoting advocacy of particular personal, medical, legal, religious, political, or non-profit causes. The forums are intended for offering mutual personal support. Debating controversial subjects is part of Crypto Insider, but it should have a focus on the crypto market. Limited religious references are allowed (ie. "my prayers are with you" or a brief quote as part of a larger post), but the forums should not be used to convert others.
9. No cryptic posts. Also, using cryptic messages to "skirt" the rules is not permitted.
10. Do not disrespect the staff. Be respectful in both the forums and any private communications. The people from the staff may often be volunteers that donate many hours of their own time to help in the forums. Violations of this rule will not be tolerated.
11. No SHOUTING. Remember, using ALL CAPITAL LETTERS in posts is considered yelling and rude, plus it is difficult to read.
12. Do not post offline personal contact information (ie. your home address, phone numbers etc.) and do not ask for personal information from others. Exchange of personal contact information should proceed with care. This is to protect your security and identity.
13. No irrelevant or off-topic posts. Posts which are not relevant to the forum topic may be deleted at the moderator's discretion.
14. No lengthy signatures. Moderators will edit and/or remove signatures that are too long.
Please Remember:
Users that do not abide by the rules may be subject to having their posts edited or deleted, their member account permanently banned from further access and/or deleted without notice.
Rules and guidelines may change at any time, please re-read them regularly.
Thank you for reading to the end! Enjoy your stay and thanks for your participation!