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New Forum Rules for this Forum

Posted: 04 May 2009, 14:20
by Scott
This are the new forum rules for the "Reviews, Recommendations and Warnings" section.

I have created sticky threads for certain genres. These threads can be used to ask for personalized recommendations, to list books you recommend (or recommend against) and to compare different books from the same genre to each other.

All other threads in the "Reviews, Recommendations and Warnings" forum must be limited to one book or series per thread. Also, to make browsing the forum easier please include the title of the book or series in the subject of the thread when creating a new thread. If you want to discuss a book in its entirety, i.e. you don't mind spoilers, please also include the word spoilers in the subject to warn users who may not want to read spoilers. If a thread does not have a clear spoiler warning, then it is against the forum rules to post spoilers in it.

Also, when creating a new thread about a book or series. Please use the forum's search feature to see if any other threads have already been created for that book or series.

If you wish to discuss multiple books in one thread, please do that in the appropriate sticky thread for that genre. (Currently there are 5: Contemporary Fiction, Classic, Non-Fiction, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, and Crime/Thrillers/Mystery) If you can think of any other genres that you want to have their own sticky thread, please suggest it in the feedback section of the forum.

If you wish to discuss an author, please do that in the author forum category.

If you want to post a new thread that doesn't meet the requirements for posting in any of the sticky threads or the Reviews, Recommendations and Warnings Forum, then post it in the General Book and Reading Discussion.

I think having more organization here will make the forum more enjoyable for everyone. :)

Thanks,
Scott

Posted: 01 Mar 2010, 17:42
by lagym888
I do understand this one. Thank you for sharing this. :)

Posted: 26 Feb 2011, 01:41
by Andrewmehra
Nice rules...Thanks for posting so that no one can try to spam it. Keep it up. Thanks!!!

THANKS

Posted: 06 Apr 2011, 13:27
by Ventureknight
I appreciate your concerne for other readers and I am new at forums and you have made it simple and easy to start. Your post of the rules and anouncing there is a search part of the forum makes navigating your forum much less frustrating like other forums so thank you.

Poems from Zenlight-The Humane Being - my thoughts shared.

Posted: 21 Apr 2011, 22:35
by Johnkennedymccray
I am truly alleviated in the acknowledgement that others still find interest in literature. Your forum gives new life. Thank you for being here.

Posted: 21 Apr 2011, 23:12
by Jacob
Observing text never dies friend, it excellerates forward faster and faster.

Posted: 19 May 2011, 00:28
by Legendmicro
I appreciate boss..Thanks for sharing such a wonderful stuff for us. I must follow the rules.

Posted: 13 Jun 2011, 08:53
by Buttons
Great Rules Scott especially with the "spoiler warning!" :) Thank You, Buttons

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Posted: 24 Aug 2011, 23:46
by Russellc
hi i am satisfied with your rules @Scott ,its helpful for preventing spammers

Re: New Forum Rules for this Forum

Posted: 15 Dec 2012, 10:04
by BertieMac
I have signed up for a review of my book 'Back Channel: The Kennedy Years' which is available in both print and ebook formats on Amazon. I'd be happy to send a print edition if I knew where to send it or happy to give you the Kindle edition if I knew how to do that. Where do I get this information?

Re: New Forum Rules for this Forum

Posted: 28 Jul 2014, 01:38
by TiffanyJade
Makes sense. Thankyou

Re: New Forum Rules for this Forum

Posted: 15 Oct 2014, 13:35
by Junes Opinion
Completely makes sense!

Re: New Forum Rules for this Forum

Posted: 19 Oct 2014, 05:01
by Mhernandez0112
Thank you, I am new and now I can be clear as to how to post!

Re: New Forum Rules for this Forum

Posted: 21 Oct 2014, 14:07
by Athena23
Thank you! These rules are very clear!

Re: New Forum Rules for this Forum

Posted: 25 Dec 2014, 17:58
by EpiTome
Clear as Buddha's mind during meditation.