AE Community Information, News and Announcements: AE Code of Conduct Update

AE Code of Conduct Update

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Topic: AE Code of Conduct Update

Posted By: Seko
Subject: AE Code of Conduct Update
Date Posted: 03-Feb-2007 at 09:55

A new update to the Codes of Conduct has been added:

B. Inappropriate posting

5. Rude insults, defamatory remarks, offensive images, cursing, profanity intended as an insult towards another member, personal attacks, words of hate. Any remarks that stirs up anger. In dealing with flame wars, comments that started the flame war will have more weight in terms of violation.

Note - Offensive images are racist and/or offensive avatars, flags, pictures, and signatures etc.

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Posted By: Seko
Date Posted: 17-Aug-2007 at 09:29

The following updates have been added to the Codes of Conduct:

11. Plagiarism, the posting of texts found elsewhere without naming either author or source. Posting your own personal commentary is encouraged when copy/pasting from another source. When pasting attempt to place the content in quotes, highlight or underline for presentation purposes. Provide a correct URL link. When referencing from books or periodicals provide the title of the reference, the author and publication date. Posts where the paste is the arguement itself, while not adhering to these requirements, will be deleted.

13. Posting Private Messages (PM) on the forum without consent from the original author of the message being displayed.

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Posted By: Centrix Vigilis
Date Posted: 10-Jul-2015 at 05:18

These prohibitions remain in effect.

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