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The Rules of the RN Forums Mar 20, 2004 1:30:23 GMT -5

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Post by Jason-RN on Mar 20, 2004 1:30:23 GMT -5

Welcome to the Random Nintendo Forums! Here are some rules that you must follow. If you don't follow these rules, we (the RN Forums staff) reserve the right to edit, lock or delete that post and/or thread. We also reserve the right to ban you under any circumstances. Here are the rules:

No pornographic images or links to pornographic sites.
No spam of any sort is allowed. This includes going off-topic in threads.
No flaming or attacking of other users. Any negative thread towards people outside of these forums will not be tolerated and could result in a ban.
The use of language, and/or remarks directed to other users in a inappropriate manner could result in a ban. Excessive cursing is also not tolerated.
Please do not discuss religion or religious topics.
Please do not discuss illegal programs, services or downloads, such as ROMs or Emulators.
In any one thread, you may only post two posts in a row (called double posting) after four days.
Please keep the height of your signature at or under 150 pixels.
You may not post scans from magazines or link to them.
Do not delete the first post of a thread. It makes the thread difficult to understand.
Please do not post in a thread that hasn't been active in over 30 days. However, there is no time limit on floated (sticky) threads. You can post in those, no matter how old they are.
Please don't post pictures of other people, especially without their consent. This goes for group pictures, as well.
Advertising is not allowed.
If you new to the forums and would like to introduce yourself, please use this thread.
Under the Proboards.com Terms of Service (Number 3 Letter C), all posts must be in English.
Please do not discuss anything related to sexual activities.

Additionally, it is suggested that you do not reveal any personal information (address, email address, name, etc.) to other users for your own safety. However, if you want to do so, do it at your own risk. The RN Staff is not responsible for any problems that may occur once you disclose your own information.

If you have any questions or comments, feel free to send a Staff Member a PM (Private Message).

Thanks for following the rules.