Relevant and irrelevant posting.

Originally Posted by P0w3r

then give him answer about your XORRRRRRR, fucking busybody....

It's Ramadan and you curse me off?

http://www.mpgh.net/forum/242-crossf...ml#post6416294

Originally Posted by Hero

Something that should be said.
Irrelevant posts should not be posted, as this is the hack source section; people come here to ask questions, gather codes, etc.
Some things and/or actions that are considered irrelevant:

Saying to someone "Learn C++", and just leaving without anything else.
Bringing multiple questions in multiple posts within a thread(ex. First post being one question, then posting again about another thing, etc) - Create a new thread with all the questions that may be regarding the section's purpose.
Thread hijacking; basically relating to the second bullet - Basically another user posting a problem into the thread, thus causing it to go off-topic.
Spamming: Bringing off-topic stuff, or anything else that doesn't fit the thread into the thread.

Some things that are relevant:

Giving out codes to users if you'd like. Helping out members is top priority.
Answering questions without having any sort of irrelevancy within your post.
You COULD tell someone to Learn C++, but you must have additions, also there are certain circumstances when posting that. Provide them with source links, information, and various places where they can go and learn C++. Also give them suggestions, and any other information. Don't go post farming by just saying "Learn C++."
Don't post if you cannot provide a clear and helpful answer. The basic circumstances are generally people that have questions such as "I want to learn coding" - etc.

Some example Scenarios of irrelevant answers:

Relevant:

Like said. Don't make posts like "Learn C++

". Be informational, and be a good and helpful member.

@[MPGH]Hero Good Job sir! 5 Star to this thread. Very well said! It must be added in sticky threads. To remind those people who insult co-members. Instead of helping others you assume they reply you saying "Learn C++". If your a good and expert coder you must share your thoughts and ideas to others who need help. I'm sure much of us here start with nothing but a bunch of questions "what will I do first to be able to learned this?" We learned from other members idea, and other members learned from us. This attitude must be change!!! Sharing will make us all happy... ^_^

Sigh, looks like no choice then.

I won't resticky this thread. Ill going to make a new one. Same guidelines but I'll list the consequences. There will probably be more rulings.

Also this should be said, if you have a problem with a post, REPORT IT. It makes it a lot easier for you and I.

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