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GUIDELINES:
Realize
that the forums are and will be only as good as its
threads and posts, and the general continuity of the
individual topics. Threads are called threads for a
reason. Something to do with the start, middle, and
end being part of a continuous useful item. As in any
good conversation, stuttering, stop-start confusion
isn't a communication method that works on a forum.
In
return for your posting freedom, please ensure that
your post has some connection to
a) the first post in the thread, and/or
b) something relevant that was mentioned in a
previous post on that thread. The great thing about
threads is that they are inexpensive.
If
something you've read on one thread gives you an idea
that doesn't qualify with respect to a) or b), please
feel free to start a new thread. The bottom line is
that a thread is a conversation, open to friends.
Blurting out the first off-topic thing you think of
isn't cool.
You
will find that within these forums there are some
debates. Debating is not a purely rational affair and
you may as well know it. The reason for this is
simple. The people in that forum are not purely or
even primarily rational creatures. They base their
arguments mostly on emotion and a sprinkle of
bullshit.
The
skill of debate is how to tap into the bullshit that
helps you, avoid the bullshit that doesn't, and
somewhere in the process, communicate the facts and
logic of your position. It is not an easy skill to
learn.
This why you will see some childlike behavior on here
from time to time. - We're learning as we go. Keep
that in mind and don't let the arguments sway you from
not registering to become a member. Some day all this
will fall into place.
I
will allow both sides of any debate to have a
say.
Realize
that we are all under the same potential stress as
anyone else who deals or supervises in a casino. We
all suffer the same slings and arrows and smoke and
stiffs and varied holes at work. This forum may be
considered a refuge from that. But I ask you, who
wants to walk into his refuge and straightaway be hit
on the head with a written barstool?
Again, the forum is what you, individually, make it.
You can, with your new-found freedom, decide to throw
barstools around the place, but it's not cool and it
will do you as much personal good as if you did it in
reality.
Read
your post again before you hit the send button.
If you have doubts about any part of it, delete that
part - it's never worth leaving it in. It doesn't
matter what the other poster wrote. Be the bigger man.
Opps, person. That should apply to the Mods as well.
Decide to be barstool proof and win the debate with
common sense (although remembering that common sense
can't be taught - don't try.) .....It's your refuge.
Control the only poster you can. YOU.
Other suggested guidelines:
Oh come on now, it wont hurt to read them. It's
painless and in doing so we can all get along a little
better and make this an informative and educational
forum. No, there's no need to thank us. It's all part
of the service.
Communicate
clearly
Write clearly when you compose a message. Review
your message carefully before clicking Send; typos are
confusing. Remember, if your message can be
misunderstood, it will be. We have no spell check but
you could use MS Word then copy and paste or download
Google toolbar that has a spell check that works on
here.
Refrain
from using ALL CAPS
Typing in all capital letters is frowned upon;
it's the equivalent of screaming at everyone. It also
makes your message more difficult to read.
Don't
post meaningless messages
Posting messages that say nothing more than
"Me too" is a quick way to irritate other
members. If you agree with a posting, either enjoy
your consent by yourself or reply with an informative
comment about why you agree. Imagine how dull a board
would get if it contained nothing but hundreds of
"me too's." and "I agree"
Realize that I have selected the site's moderators
from a pool of volunteers. I'm sure you'd agree that,
although the forum content is created by you the
posters, I have a legitimate right to "pick the
staff" that suits me. In return for your posting
freedom, if you find yourself in a beef with a
moderator, or if you feel like insulting one of them
over a mod-related issue, please take a moment to ask
what part you might have played (however small) in
creating that situation.
Ask if your offending post wasn't perhaps more
troublemaking than witty, etc. In short, give the mods
the benefit of the doubt, forget the issue, and move
on. We all do it in real casino life, why not use that
vastly underrated talent (it's what a dealer really
gets paid for) here also.
However, if you feel that the mod (Or anyone for that
matter) in question has missed your point, please
explain it to them in a civil private message. Not
on a thread. Simply click on their handle and
send a nice little "WTF?")
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