Vortex Wars

Exclusion of Liability
IMHO oryginal makes more sense:

[...] materials found or offered on this website for any particular purpose.

Than reworded phrase:

[...]materials found or offered on this web site for any particular role.

3. Language & Behaviour
Thats a perfect fix for that part! If you can't read, read it twice! [/sarcasm]

Submitting a screenshot is a good way to prove your accusation. Fake screenshots edited by Photoshop, Gimp or any other product are easy to figure out. Posting fake screenshots about someone will leave you sanctioned. Screen-shotting use ''ALT+Printscreen'', paste in paint and upload to http://www.imageshack.us is always a good way to do it. Fake screenshots edited by Photoshop, Gimp or any other product are easy to figure out. Posting fake screenshots about someone will leave you sanctioned. Member accusations may be made here: Report Users.

Also I believe the part about screenshooting is a bit messed up.

Screen-shotting use ''ALT+Printscreen'', paste in paint and upload to http://www.imageshack.us is always a good way to do it. do it. do it.

Taking few words away for clarity:
Screenshooting use "PrtScr", paste and upload is a good way to...
Its doubled anyway.

General observaton:
I like giving each rule its code that can be easily adressed. Yet I don't think those A's and B's need dots. Its not N'th rule.
I dont like overusing red, or rather one color. In oryginal verson we had clear division: ToS, & Rules. Red used to be the divisor. Bold, bigger black text divided subsections. I liked that. In the "updated" version we have everything divided by bold, red text with varrying size. Which is harder to notice at first glance.

At the current state I had to vote "No, its not an improvement" as rules list gained readability but overall document lost it and most of the rewordings were hardly noticable, if changed anything at all.

Updated book.

I want to add in a standard etiquette section, basically stating common courtesy. IE: Don't troll, etc.
However, I need a good definition of troll and other such things. Any suggestions?

A troll (/ˈtroʊl/, /ˈtrɒl/) is a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people, by posting inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community (such as a forum, chat room, or blog) with the deliberate intent of provoking readers into an emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.

Anybody have any suggestions for the rulebook before it replaces the current?

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Fangfallen wrote:Anybody have any suggestions for the rulebook before it replaces the current?

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Are both liable to bannishment if offensive.

highlander wrote:

Fangfallen wrote:Anybody have any suggestions for the rulebook before it replaces the current?

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Are both liable to bannishment if offensive.

+1.

So, just an idea - How does that look? (I know, it's not the whole thing.

Just fine. And one more thing, maintain consistency of the word "website". Having "web site" in one place, and having "website" in another is a bit odd to most.

Why is this a picture?