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Forum Rules and Guidelines

Unread postby Jo » Mon Nov 08, 2010 12:36 am

By observing these Rules and Guidelines you help make the TEFL Forums interesting and helpful for all users. Thank you for your participation.

Forum Rules

1. English is the only acceptable language in these forums.

2. As soon as possible after registration you should make at least one post. User accounts with zero posts are liable to be closed without warning.

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Forum Guidelines

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b. Posts: Please do not add off-topic Posts. Make sure your post is about the Topic in hand. Do not add meaningless Posts with no words and just a few exclamation marks or smilies. Off-topic Posts and meaningless Posts will be deleted.

c. Please preview and proofread your post. Posting with excessive bold or in all capitals is poor netiquette. Misspellings and grammatical errors can make posts difficult to understand. However, English is not necessarily the first language of all members so don't waste space correcting other members' posts unnecessarily.

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e. We reserve the right to edit any post, for example for the purposes of clarification, removal of superfluous matter or correction of typos.

f. If you are asking a question/seeking help you are recommended to write shorter rather than longer posts. Please come to the point. Long, rambling posts with one or two questions buried in them are unlikely to receive many if any answers.
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