Linking to Mature Forum threads
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Linking to Mature Forum threads
Hey, I'm at work here, and may josh around here and there, but I really don't need to click an "anonymous" link and have an interesting DVD cover or three pop into frame. Can we suggest that linkers to that section make that abundantly clear?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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I haven't noticed any that didn't make it clear that it was a link to a thread in Mature. I'm pretty sure one rule of Mature Forum is you aren't supposed to talk about Mature Forum, but I may be wrong(I'm at work so I shouldn't check).
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Originally posted by AndyCapps
I'm pretty sure one rule of Mature Forum is you aren't supposed to talk about Mature Forum, but I may be wrong(I'm at work so I shouldn't check).
I'm pretty sure one rule of Mature Forum is you aren't supposed to talk about Mature Forum, but I may be wrong(I'm at work so I shouldn't check).
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Originally posted by benedict
I think weargle was talking about people in the other DVDTalk forums linking to the Mature forum without making it clear that they were doing so.
I think weargle was talking about people in the other DVDTalk forums linking to the Mature forum without making it clear that they were doing so.
I also thought this was already understood to be part of the rules, but perhaps it wasn't. We'll add it to the Mature forum guidelines.
Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
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Originally posted by Blade
I also thought this was already understood to be part of the rules, but perhaps it wasn't. We'll add it to the Mature forum guidelines.
I also thought this was already understood to be part of the rules, but perhaps it wasn't. We'll add it to the Mature forum guidelines.
There is a sticky in Mature titled "Mature Forum Ground Rules - READ BEFORE POSTING". One of the rules:
Please keep the discussions which occur here in the MATURE forum area HERE. Although this IS a public forum, we'd like you all to take responsibility for creating a safe, open, and honest environment where people can post without it 'getting back to them' out side of this forum area.
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Originally posted by AndyCapps
There is a sticky in Mature titled "Mature Forum Ground Rules - READ BEFORE POSTING". One of the rules:
There is a sticky in Mature titled "Mature Forum Ground Rules - READ BEFORE POSTING". One of the rules:
" in a thread in the Hardware forum. 
To me, it didn't specifically address the issue of posting links to threads in Mature in the rest of the forums.
I see your point now, though I still think it could be clearer.
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Originally posted by Blade
Hmm. I interpreted that to mean don't bring information about members you learned in the Mature forum into your posts in the rest of the forum. Ie, to discourage things like, "this from a person who says he likes to wear women's underwear
" in a thread in the Hardware forum. 
To me, it didn't specifically address the issue of posting links to threads in Mature in the rest of the forums.
I see your point now, though I still think it could be clearer.
Hmm. I interpreted that to mean don't bring information about members you learned in the Mature forum into your posts in the rest of the forum. Ie, to discourage things like, "this from a person who says he likes to wear women's underwear
" in a thread in the Hardware forum. 
To me, it didn't specifically address the issue of posting links to threads in Mature in the rest of the forums.
I see your point now, though I still think it could be clearer.
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Originally posted by weargle
Anyone else see the humor in a "sticky" in the Mature Forum?
Anyone else see the humor in a "sticky" in the Mature Forum?




