[Amy Smith]

Just curios, vote and have your say.

[Adam Porter]

You are supposed to, and I have. All of them.

[Solène We]

I dont think many people do I haven't, I just caught on to the rules through experience :shrug:

[Emily Jeffs]

I am assuming everyone who said no gets banned right? I mean it is only logical to assume they will break the rules at some point, so it makes sense to ban them now.

[Shelby McDonald]

Yes I have, every single word. If I remember correctly it was because I disagreed with a moderator and I was going to shove the rules in his/her face to prove that I was right.

That didn't happen. Not because I was wrong (I'm never wrong) but because the rules were wrong.

I have read them. Many times, usuallty when trying to find a loophole I can exploit.

That too, I even found a few but decided it was best not to push it

[Emmanuel Morales]

Yeah I've read them.

I wonder how many people are going to look at this thread and then go read the rules now? Haha.

[Monique Cameron]

What the hell is anomie? Sounds like a mollusc.


I have read them. Many times, usually when trying to find a loophole I can exploit.

[Sammygirl500]

What the hell is anomie? Sounds like a mollusc.


I have read them. Many times, usually when trying to find a loophole I can exploit.

From wiki:

"Anomie is a sociological term meaning "personal feeling of a lack of norms; normlessness""

[Amysaurusrex]

I glanced over them at some point, not directly after signing up though.

Most of the rules I've just learned over time from watching the forums.

[Tina Tupou]

I had them imprinted in my memory as part of the moderator training - and the ToS, and the Privacy Policy.

[Leonie Connor]

From wiki:

"Anomie is a sociological term meaning "personal feeling of a lack of norms; normlessness""

Impressive.

[Zosia Cetnar]

I have, several times. Some times it was because I got into arguments about weather ******* is swearing. It isn't because I am just actually writing my password but the forum software automatically masks it. It is actually quite clever as I see it as my password but everyone else sees it as a set of stars.



This is humour. If you read bash.org you probably get the reference.

[Angel Torres]

Never read them and don't intend to. Been around long enough to know the ones that matter, and since I'm a polite, kind, warm and generally perfect person I've never received a warning. Though Rohugh once removed my beloved signature that I had used for months :cold:

[m Gardner]

I have, several times. Some times it was because I got into arguments about weather ******* is swearing. It isn't because I am just actually writing my password but the forum software automatically masks it.

***********

It does!
:P

[Elisha KIng]

I've read them once, but most of the rules are just common sense, so I never gave it much thought.

[Nicholas C]

I dont think many people do I haven't, I just caught on to the rules through experience :shrug:

this.

[Ludivine Dupuy]

Never read them and don't intend to. Been around long enough to know the ones that matter, and since I'm a polite, kind, warm and generally perfect person I've never received a warning. Though Rohugh once removed my beloved signature that I had used for months :cold:

That's right - blame me because you didn't read the rules. Always my fault. *sulks*

[Becky Palmer]

I have, several times. Some times it was because I got into arguments about weather ******* is swearing. It isn't because I am just actually writing my password but the forum software automatically masks it. It is actually quite clever as I see it as my password but everyone else sees it as a set of stars.

ma98431bz

IT DOES NOT WORK YOU LIAR

[Sophie Payne]

No. And I won't.

I know how to act civilized, and what is expected of me on a forum representing a major coproration.

[FABIAN RUIZ]

Well considering the rules thread has only 58k views...... :whisper:

I'm just saying...


I've glanced them, but haven't read every word. :shrug:

[lauraa]

From wiki:

"Anomie is a sociological term meaning "personal feeling of a lack of norms; normlessness""

Of... course. I definitely didn't think you misspelled 'anime' when you were trying to make a joke about stereotypical internet ditzes. That would be stereotyping. And it's wrong.

[Shannon Marie Jones]

ma98431bz

IT DOES NOT WORK YOU LIAR

It does, all I see is a set of stars:

*********


:P

[mike]

eventually I did read them. like other have said, I learned them from paying attention to the forums and what others have posted.

[Joey Bel]

Where's the option for "Yes before I created my account"?

[adame]

That's right - blame me because you didn't read the rules. Always my fault. *sulks*

:P

I'm not blaming anyone, it wasn't exactly entirely appropriate. It was just that nobody noticed it since I don't post a lot.