Thread "Guidelines for Posting" in forum "Rephaim"

Posted at 7:01AM, Jan. 13, 2009

A.k.a "DA ROOLZ" =)

* I'm sure you're all familiar with the general rules of all forums on the web. To clarify, these are:

No flaming.
No plagiarising.
No discussion of illegal activities you may be involved in.
No solicitation (sexual or otherwise).
No excessive swearing.

Etc, etc.

Which, in simpler terms, means:

We are an open, friendly community filled with open, friendly people. Keep it that way. Be nice.

So now that we've covered that we can get onto the nitty-gritty stuff.

* This webcomic is based on religious mythology. Discussion of religion in a mature and unbiased fashion is acceptable and encouraged. Preaching, attempts at conversion, open religious hatred etc. is NOT.
* To expand on the previous point, people are allowed to believe what they want to believe. Abuse any person on the basis of your own beliefs clashing with theirs, and you will be severely dealt with.
* Criticising the mistakes of religion and its advocates throughout history is acceptable. Screaming "BOMB THE CATHOLICS", "BOMB THE MUSLIMS", "BOMB THE SHINTOS" - basically, screaming bomb ANYONE - is not on.
* Any and all discussion of the comic, its characters, storyline etc. is acceptable and encouraged. S'the whole point of having a forum, right?
* Try to avoid double posting/spamming/bumping. It's just not needed.
* Hopefully there'll eventually be subforums for comic discussion, general discussion etc. so that everything can go in its proper little box. For now, feel free to throw anything that crosses your mind into the void that is this forum.
* NO PORN. For God's sake, NO PORN!
* Rather than posting fanart, please send it to Leandra via a PQ. It shall all be displayed in time. =)

And now, a disclaimer:

We accept no responsibility for any unpleasantries that take place on this forum, as people are people and ultimately out of our control. We are not members of any particular religious group and promote no religious doctrine as being true or verified. We advocate no actions of any fanatics who commit crime in the name of religion. We discourage our readers from holding racial or religious prejudice, and encourage an open community without taboos or hatred. The characters portrayed in "Rephaim" are fictional representations of ancient religious figures, both well known and obscure, and any similiarities with real people, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Any offence caused in the representation of said religious icons is completely unintended.