I would read it....altough you woulndt have to tell me these rulz.... They are quite logic to me....i know that RMF has rulz for each forum section...... its a good idea

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I think there is already a page on the TA sites with all the rules, and stuff

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I have had a quick look around and the only thing to explain things is the faq page, click the tab at the top.

It would b a good idea to have a rulez page, things like, dont post links to albums, and like and old post by swamper about stupid and annoying threads. So i think it would b a good idea to have a rulez page, why dont u post the suggestion in the site suggestion forum

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roger that

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Love the music, not the drugs, stay tuned in!
wanted tunes:
Paul Lancaster - Bad girl (Fretwell dub)
Scarcubem - Linien
Roger van Lunteren - Rainy autumn sunrise

...experienced the Sasha Magic...
Album of the moment: Aural imbalance - Different perspective

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Originally posted by Astronaut roger that

thanx if u r talkin to me

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Request: Es Vedra - Cala D'Hort (Original Mix)

i remember one guy ask what happen to all the ta regular and why aren't people post as often as before.well let me tell why.the problem is there r too many stupid rules.if people can't express their mind and the rule get more strict i'll be gone too.

Yes, but you're missing the point TranceScend.

It's not about censoring people, or telling what they can and can't post about, it's about getting them to help themselves and everyone else.

The first rule will help to avoid all these useless posts that continue to crop up despite Swamper's sticky thread trying to dissuade people from starting them/contributing them (if you don't respond in a thread that you find to be stupid or useless, then people will be less likely to post them in the first place, because if no-one's replying to them people will be less inclined to post them).

The second rule is to allow us to know what the topic's about, which, I imagine, is the whole point of having topic headings. Also, if you have a title that has some relevance to the post inside, you're more likely to attract the help you're looking for.

The last one prevents people from clogging up the forum with posts used simply to bump up their post tally, which is something I certainly find useless.