Common Courtesy

[Bloodyvalley]

Common courtesy: a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to conventional norms within a society, or group.

1) Posting in an intelligent, mature manner that goes with the topic of discussion, without deliberately causing inappropriate arguments that demean the original point of the thread.

2) Welcoming new-comers in a polite manner that would encourage them to continuously interact with fellow community members, instead of talking negative and pretty much defeating the purpose of welcoming someone new into your community.

3) Expressing your opinion within the boundaries of the set forth forum rules. The rules were put there for a reason. There is no need to constantly push and test those rules, further causing the Moderators more headache than necessary.

4) Be a contributor, not an instigator. Contribute positive, valuable information or opinion to the community, such as this thread, or don't waste your time. Do not spend your time instigating other threads to the point of all out, blatant flame wars that are completely unnecessary. Conduct yourself accordingly as you are expected within a forum. Be active, be mature, don't cause trouble.

[Bloodyvalley]

reserved - will work on this thread later

[Bloodyvalley]

reserved

[MrImnotMLG]

I'm confused as to why this is here...

[IVIeLt]

Coming from the guy who acts like a complete douche on TS

[Kayn]

I'm confused as to why this is here...

As am I, This is off topic but what the hell is this suppose to be?

[Lord Pantaloons]

I'm confused as to why this is here...

I'm confused as to why Bloodyvalley of all people would post this....

[Flyguygamer]

Well said, I think this is how the forum should be.

[TheSLSAMG]

This is coming from the guy that sparked two fights blown completely out of proportion last night.

 

 

 

 

Mmm, irony at it's best.

[TopWargamer]

Shame that you can't follow your own rules. Hypocrite.

[Bluejay0]

Ok you know what, speaking for most of the users here in the forums: Get out.

 

We don't need your hypocritical and uninformative posts near this beautiful site so please. Get banned.

[miyabwah]

You strictly posted a lmgtfy link yesterday to a forum newcomer. I think you shouldn't be a hypocrite. I think Bluejay speaks for almost everyone the forum when he says don't let the door hit you on the way out.

[DoubleY]

[Tea1337]

No need to work on the thread later. I'm sure it will be locked in the near future.

[Bloodyvalley]

No need to work on the thread later. I'm sure it will be locked in the near future.

but why

[TopWargamer]

but why

Stop while you're ahead.

 

[Bloodyvalley]

Clearly you did not understand the joke

v

Stop while you're ahead.

 

[TopWargamer]

Clearly you did not understand the joke

v

No, I got the joke. You were copying what his signature was. None of us just want to see you post here anymore.

[Bloodyvalley]

No, I got the joke. You were copying what his signature was. None of us just want to see you post here anymore.

That's not common courtesy, now is it?

[nsyedhasan]

Common courtesy: a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to conventional norms within a society, or group.

1) Posting in an intelligent, mature manner that goes with the topic of discussion, without deliberately causing inappropriate arguments that demean the original point of the thread.

2) Welcoming new-comers in a polite manner that would encourage them to continuously interact with fellow community members, instead of talking negative and pretty much defeating the purpose of welcoming someone new into your community.

3) Expressing your opinion within the boundaries of the set forth forum rules. The rules were put there for a reason. There is no need to constantly push and test those rules, further causing the Moderators more headache than necessary.

4) Be a contributor, not an instigator. Contribute positive, valuable information or opinion to the community, such as this thread, or don't waste your time. Do not spend your time instigating other threads to the point of all out, blatant flame wars that are completely unnecessary. Conduct yourself accordingly as you are expected within a forum. Be active, be mature, don't cause trouble.

[miyabwah]

Common courtesy: a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to conventional norms within a society, or group.

1) Posting in an intelligent, mature manner that goes with the topic of discussion, without deliberately causing inappropriate arguments that demean the original point of the thread.

2) Welcoming new-comers in a polite manner that would encourage them to continuously interact with fellow community members, instead of talking negative and pretty much defeating the purpose of welcoming someone new into your community.

3) Expressing your opinion within the boundaries of the set forth forum rules. The rules were put there for a reason. There is no need to constantly push and test those rules, further causing the Moderators more headache than necessary.

4) Be a contributor, not an instigator. Contribute positive, valuable information or opinion to the community, such as this thread, or don't waste your time. Do not spend your time instigating other threads to the point of all out, blatant flame wars that are completely unnecessary. Conduct yourself accordingly as you are expected within a forum. Be active, be mature, don't cause trouble.

Thats the second time today you posted that .gif

[nsyedhasan]

Thats the second time today you posted that .gif

[Ryan Leech]

Nvidia>ATI

 

GTFO ATI FANBOYS

[Str_Mape]

Nvidia>ATI

 

GTFO ATI FANBOYS

Well given ATI hasn't made cards for years it's no surprise that Nvidia has better cards now.