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So here is my suggestion.
In the period of time that a person is a newbie, this person is expected to LEARN how to write correctly, to make interesting topics, and not to bore us to death with console wars topics.
However. Once this person reaches the regular status, if they still continue to make useless topics and bad posts, I have nothing against attacking them. We should not expect newbies to learn so quickly, but we should not expect regulars to get away with rubbish topics.
I am, including notables in when I say regulars.
I would also like to suggest that anyone who does attack newbies instead of helping them from now on is banned from the forums. Yes, this goes for everyone too.
So, all in all:
Newbies shall be helped to reach the correct path of writing, by giving them constructive critism, and trying to help them become better writers.
Only when they reach regular status will they be expected to make good topics. THIS GOES FOR ALL REGULARS/NOTABLES WHO ARE ALREADY SO AS WELL.
If regulars/notables are found to be bullying newbies they shall be banned.
I hope that these rules can be enforced. If you believe these rules should be enforced, please state so below. If not, state, and give reasons.
Look, the newbies are new, yes? They are not expected to write amazing wonderful posts and topics. The regulars have been here a while. They ARE expected to write wonderful posts and topics.
The regulars should be better writers than the newbies. Sometimes they aren't.
The newbies should be encouraged to make better posts by the regulars.
It was only yesterday AFTER bullying newbies that it daunted on me. It's not the newbies making this place afwul, it's the regulars. I made a mistake in attacking the newbies when I came on and found the forums to be in such a mess.
I was in a bad mood yesterday. That's all there is to say.
> I think above this entry cell SR should place the message in red in
> brackets
(check your spelling and work before submitting)
or
> something like that, a friendly little message.
What do you
> think?
Dont mean to sound grumpy but this threads about Prejustice towards newbies not SPAG, start a new thread
> "If regulars/notables are found to be bullying newbies they
> shall be banned"
So the rules apply after you've had your
> fun?
Heh, yeah, it seems so.
(check your spelling and work before submitting)
or something like that, a friendly little message.
What do you think?