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Etiquette/Guidelines for Posting

Last post 07-21-2007 10:14 AM by Marty Horn. 0 replies.
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  • 07-21-2007 10:14 AM

    Etiquette/Guidelines for Posting

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    Note we got from a very smart supporter:

    "MOST people seem to understand public forum etiquette, such as checking first to make sure you're not posting something that's already been posted or "hijacking" someone's thread. But in every forum I've ever been a part of, there are always those few that try to "talk louder" than everyone else, and they end up driving some people away. So a reminder or something at the top of the page would be great, in my opinion. I'm realistic, of course, so I know even a flashing neon sign won't stop some people. But most people just need a gentle reminder that a public forum isn't their own personal soapbox or blog."

    Please note that a LOT of children use this web site and forum.  ALL content will be "G" rated.  We are really proud that in 4 years and over 30,000 military contacts (in war zones no less!) all but one of them have kept to this standard.  Heck, there is always one...  Point is, if the GIs can do it, I know the supporters can. 

    Folks who use this forum to sell stuff will be dumped.  Same for folks who wish to convert people or spout politics.

    Folks, we appreciate your contribution to this forum and want this to be a resource for supporters wanting to help the troops.  Failure to use acceptable etiquette and helping keep threads in the right place will force us to drop you.  We don't want to drop anybody. 

    Thanks, very much, for your support!!

    -Marty Horn
    SFC, USA MP, Retired
    President
    Any Soldier Inc.
    P.O. Box 29
    Hoagland, IN 46745
    Marty@AnySoldier.com

    Freedom isn't free.
    Just ask my son...and my daughter...
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