Posting Guidelines/Rules (Read before posting)

[wildcard]

First Draft

* Do not post topic subject's that are all uppercase.
* Do not post topic with stupid subjects, make them descriptive in some way. Please use your common sense here.
* When posting a question, especially if its home work, you need to show that you have attempted it in some way. Either by showing some code that you have written or where your thoughts on the matter have stopped or got stuck.
* Duplicate posts(called double posts) will be deleted.
* Above all show respect for others.

The rules have come about not because I wanted to make rules or I'm power hungry(a power hunger QBer? You apparently do get them ;-) ). But because people have not shown common sense or respect in the past.

I wrote the rules from memory, they are not all there or final.. hence they are called guidelines

[na_th_an]

Nice. And very necessary (will I ever spell that word correctly? )

[Hexadecimal Disaster]

In doubt, check http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=es. Yeah, not very recommendable, but for simple words it works flawlessly.

And you spelled it right, Nathan.

[na_th_an]

WOW! It must be the first time.

[Hexadecimal Disaster]

Let's celebrate, then!

[seph]

Heh, I should read these things before I post...

[TheBigBasicQ]

First I know its a long time after this thread was started but I hadnt read this thread seriously before. I jsut wanted to add that nobody should post a thread with a subject like:
HELP!!!
Help Me!!!
Help Desperately Needed!!!
...

I hate such posts :evil:

[moochthemonkey]

I thought neccessary had to 'c's.

[Jonathan Simpson]

I thought the word "two" had a w in it

[jatos]

LOL, could youadd a rule wildcard: no spelling wars... lol