Rewriting Forum Rules

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e. Sonichu
  • This board is is only for discussion of Sonichu and related fan creations.
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CompyRex said:
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e. Sonichu
1. Don't post in this section.
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So, this is just me being paranoid, but just want to get confirmation that stuff like my "The Real Sonichu" and other related "fan" comics and "fan" projects we've been doing recently are still okay to do, or is it verboten since it's not part of the Sonichu "history" like ABL's Asperchu.
 
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Holdek said:
Because that's a major Christorical event and you are specifically going to the subforum that talks about a perverted LOLcow who has many NSFW moments that he has broadcast to the entire world.
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The problem isn't bringing it up. It's that it's unspoiled.

It's not hard to make one of these
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A "calm down" rule where if someone's getting all worked up for whatever reason, they leave the forum for a couple of hours (at least) to cool off and come back when they can think a bit more clearly?
 
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Typically we handle people that want to leave by not banning them and I think for the most part this is OK, but if it's someone being disruptive staff can justify the ban with that rule alone and more specific issues aren't required.
 
How would the "No trolling, do not attempt to contact Chris" rule be affected by Chris's commissions on eBay? I'm all for not calling Chris or emailing him, since it's pointless anyway, but it seems like he's at least somewhat approachable on eBay. Does this change anything?

For example... It seems like an enterprising Christorian could pay him $20 to draw his night in jail, or an action shot of Best Buy, or the ideal tomgirl. The request could be fairly innocuous, but still provide payoff since we know Chris will fill in excessive details. I'm not saying we should do this, but I am saying that it's a weird loophole in the "no trolling Chris" rule, since it gives him the option to come to us, on his own terms. I also know a lot of forum members have bought stuff from him, when they would otherwise never have contacted Chris. How close are they to breaking the rules?
 
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How would the "No trolling, do not attempt to contact Chris" rule be affected by Chris's commissions on eBay? I'm all for not calling Chris or emailing him, since it's pointless anyway, but it seems like he's at least somewhat approachable on eBay. Does this change anything?

For example... It seems like an enterprising Christorian could pay him $20 to draw his night in jail, or an action shot of Best Buy, or the ideal tomgirl. The request could be fairly innocuous, but still provide payoff since we know Chris will fill in excessive details. I'm not saying we should do this, but I am saying that it's a weird loophole in the "no trolling Chris" rule, since it gives him the option to come to us, on his own terms. I also know a lot of forum members have bought stuff from him, when they would otherwise never have contacted Chris. How close are they to breaking the rules?
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Unless you try to scam him or send him a bomb instead of money, it's not breaking the rules.
 
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ChurchOfGodBear said:
How would the "No trolling, do not attempt to contact Chris" rule be affected by Chris's commissions on eBay? I'm all for not calling Chris or emailing him, since it's pointless anyway, but it seems like he's at least somewhat approachable on eBay. Does this change anything?

For example... It seems like an enterprising Christorian could pay him $20 to draw his night in jail, or an action shot of Best Buy, or the ideal tomgirl. The request could be fairly innocuous, but still provide payoff since we know Chris will fill in excessive details. I'm not saying we should do this, but I am saying that it's a weird loophole in the "no trolling Chris" rule, since it gives him the option to come to us, on his own terms. I also know a lot of forum members have bought stuff from him, when they would otherwise never have contacted Chris. How close are they to breaking the rules?
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Not very. There's always sort of a difference between trolling and, for instance, talking to Jace through Twitter or in his Livestreams. When people expose themselves like that, they're encouraging interaction. With Chris, the majority of trolling plans involve finding him and fucking with him when he's been trying to elude the whole world. The eBay stuff is the only recent example of him going out and communicating again.
 
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