I remember seeing one person posting in the wrong place, and when people told him so, he said 'I don't know about the rules on these boards', while he should have read the guidelines he gets when registering (sp?).<P>I agree with what other 'vets' <img src="http://www.okayplayer.com/dcforum/Images/wink.gif"> wrote here (I won't add : "DON'T post the same message 7 times in a row" <img src="http://www.okayplayer.com/dcforum/Images/wink.gif">). <P>I feel that the board moderators could be more severe. A lot of posts that are duplicates (or even 'triplicates') of existing topics (whether it be in the archives or on the same page of that board) still stay on the boards, same story for 'offensive' stuff.<P>Now I don't want to start the censorship debate again, cos we've had that in the past, but we have guidelines. If people violate one of those, there's no reason their post should still be on the boards. What's the use of having guidelines when they're not applied ?<P>I'm not saying the board administrators don't do their job, but maybe they don't have time since traffic has increased at an exponential rate here. If they need help, I'm willing to help out and co-moderate.<P><BR>krewcial<BR><a href="http://urgent.rug.ac.be/vinylators" target="_blank">http://urgent.rug.ac.be/vinylators<;/a><P>'We've got to change our own minds about each other. We have to see each other with new eyes. We have to see each other as brothers and sisters. We have to come together with warmth'<BR>