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1.)No post in this Guild should violate the TOS set forth by Gaia admins.

2.)No "Flame wars." We dont want to end up becoming like the other Final Fantasy Guilds do we?

3.) Try to curve the language please, there may be littl'un's watching the computer screens.

4.) Definetly under no circumstances is Cyber sex, racial slurs, or any other profanity allowed, again with the not wanting to be like other Guilds


5.) Remember...This is a "Final Fantasy" guild, Try to stay in that relm of thought for your posts and topics.

6.) Please try to keep your posts Literate, no web talk or L33t* , thank you.

7.) If you are going to post "opinion" threads such as ( is stupid) or anyother types of opinions that will provoke people who actually like that character/game. Please be sure to support your opinion with some reason (reason does not include that the game sucked or the character was dumb)
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8.) For New Members: When you are accepted or accept an invitation, Please contact me to tell me that you are a part of the guild. This rule is mostly so that I can know who all is in the guild. Perhaps even get to know the members better.

As I converse with other Moderators here, More rules will be put in place
Thank you for complying,

-X

A "flame war" is where a member or a group dis, make fun of, basicly putting down in any sort for dissagreeing with their opinion for instance, if I were to make a thread intitled "ANYONE WHO DOESNT LIKE FINAL FANTASY ARE PANSY a**'S" and continue to say things like that in the thread, that would be concidered a Flame war, If anyone can explain better please do.

Yes aslong as you're not slamming non-Final Fantasy fans in your debates and are complying with the other rules then they're perfectly fine.

l33t, leet, or 1337 is where you replace your letters with nymbers. A is 4, B is 8, L is 1, E is 3, and so on and so forth. there are lots of variations of 1337, and as such there are plenty of ways to write the same character. The harder ones like Y, R, and Q are usually left as-is, but sometimes not. Lots of people prefer to leave Y as a Y, but some will write `/ instead. D can be either |) or |>, though the second one of those is commonly used in place of a P. It's a pain to have to read if it's a long post like this one, and it can be somewhat confusing if you use different representations for the same character. It's all well and good in some places like the chatterbox or when IMing friends, but here it's not appreciated.

In a Nutshell -- 1337: Don't do it.

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