Why Shouldn't I Hijack Other People’s Posts in the Community?

Community Guidelines Forum Etiquette Post Management

Jul 14, 2020

4 years ago

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ATTENTION MEMBERS

I am going to tell you this ONCE

Make your own posts. :O 

DO NOT hi-jack other peoples' posts no matter how similar you think your situation is.  :/ 

We used to copy/paste and move questions to their own thread. 

However I am just gonna start deleting posts from people who hi-jack threads.

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The message emphasizes the importance of creating original posts rather than hijacking existing threads. It indicates that posts that violate this guideline will be deleted to maintain clarity and order in the community.

Wann *********

4 years ago

Morice *******

4 years ago

Nigel **************

And a big thank you from me to all of you too...

4 years ago

Antonio **************************

I apologize I didn't know the rules and thank you

4 years ago

Clem *******

Thank you so much to all the admins to helping people during these difficult times.

4 years ago

Martin ********

Agree💯

4 years ago

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