LANGUAGES RULES
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15 Jun 2007, 12:57
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Journals
Just to point this out again. We DO allow posting in different languages in journals only and ONLY if there is a (LANGUAGE) in the title of the journal.
If we find posts in other languages in journals without a (LANGUAGE) tag in the title, they will be deleted and it could result in a temporary ban for you, so pay attention and keep it clean. Repeatedly ignoring the rule will result in a longer ban.
This rule ONLY applies to journals. Posting and replying anywhere else (news, articles, interviews etc) is english only.
If we find posts in other languages in journals without a (LANGUAGE) tag in the title, they will be deleted and it could result in a temporary ban for you, so pay attention and keep it clean. Repeatedly ignoring the rule will result in a longer ban.
This rule ONLY applies to journals. Posting and replying anywhere else (news, articles, interviews etc) is english only.
(DUTCH YO MOTHAFUKAZ)
lol ik ben pietje met ranja en een rietje?
the rule is very simple. if there is (LANGUAGE) in the title of the journal, THEN you can go ahead and post in THAT language in comments and replies.
and you post a comment in english its forbidden as well?
What will happen? :P
hi2u2
stuff like that also allowed? ;D
but yes if you want my opinion, cheaters get banned from the site as well, but im not the only one making decisions.
you can't simply put (ANY language) in there cuz it's not a language. you can't put (gibberish) in there cuz it's not a language.
the language should be a real language and only replies in THAT language are allowed.
Serious answer is -> there is more than one admin and yes we know we can't check it all, but the main prob is NL/DE/BE ppl anyway.
:o
imho you are going to ban the half of xfire because they can´t change their habits they have over years now :]
i guess more the admins are bored of dutch/yerman spamm :o
<3 xfire