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Board rules / Forum policies
Joachim Müller:
Board spam
Of course, board spam (posting unrelated adverts, especially for online pharmaceuticals) is not allowed and will be removed without further notice. People who just dumped such board spam will be banned immediately.
Joachim Müller:
Threads remain
We don't delete threads if the request starter has found the answer he was looking for: the point of a support board is that questions and answers remain available for others with similar issues. For the benefit of others, threads don't get deleted. You have to understand this when composing your message in the first place - compose it wisely. The ability for regular users to edit their postings has deliberately been removed because of frequent abuse in the past. It's up to the decision of the board staff (admins, moderators, developers) wether a thread remains or not.
Joachim Müller:
Resolve your threads
If you have found an answer to your question, resolve your thread. Don't just post "I have found the answer", but tell others what you actually did to solve your issues. Posting a link to the page where you found the answer might help. Describing what you did might help as well. Finally, you can tag your thread as "solved" by clicking on the "Topic Solved" button on the bar at the left hand side at the bottom of your thread.
Joachim Müller:
Don't double-post
Don't start more than one topic with the same question. Postings that you compose as a reply to your own posting to clarify your previous posting are not being considered as "double-postings", so you can easily add information that you failed to post in the first place by replying to your own posting.
Don't cross-post
Don't ask your question as a reply to several threads - this only clutters the board and causes double moderation effort.
No thread-hijacking
If someone has started a thread, describing his/her issues in detail and asking for support, it's not a bright idea to hijack this thread and reply there, asking for support on your issues. When in doubt, start a thread of your own for your individual issues.
Joachim Müller:
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