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07-16-2005, 05:56 PM
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Feel free to make a post introducing yourself if you wish. Our main rules and regulations can be viewed by clicking the FAQ link on the Forums Index page.
If you are new to Forums here are a few further guidelines
*Be polite - forum members are real people, they have feelings.Do not post anything that could cause embarrassment.
*If you disagree with a post or an opinion do not launch into condemnation - everyone is entitled to his or her opinion and others' views should be respected.
*Report inappropriate posts -at My PC Clinic there is little need for intervention but if you feel something needs to be addressed do not hesitate to contact an administrator or moderator.
*Remember that text in capitals is considered shouting and is unnecessary
*Give your post an appropriate title - something descriptive will generate more interest than "Please Help"
* Try to return to your posts and let us know if the advice you received was helpful. A "thank you" would be appreciated -- but, just as important, we want to know if the advice given was the best advice and if it addressed your issue. In fact, even if you solve the problem yourself, it would be useful if you returned to the original post to explain exactly how you solved it.
*When replying to a post from further back in a thread a quote from that post will give clarification.
* Be friendly and welcoming to newcomers - it can be very daunting when first joining a forum, especially if computer knowledge is limited.
* Remember that once something is written it is there for the whole Internet to see.
*Please do not reveal your personal information - email address, name etc.
*Adhere to the same standards of behaviour online that you do in everyday life.
*Last but not least, have fun and enjoy your time with us here.