Fields of Fire :: Code of Conduct

Fields of Fire adheres to a "Code of Conduct" also referred to as the "Forum Rules". All new members should take a moment to read these and take note of what's appropriate and non-appropriate behaviour. We rarely have ever had to enforce these, but it's important to have rules to abide by to make everyone's stay here a positive one.

Fields of Fire: Our Code of Conduct

1. Please show respect for your fellow members regardless of skill level or experience. Show patience for new members and those just starting into wargaming. Treat people the way you'd like to be treated.

2. Don't SPAM our board. Feel free to use a URL as part of your signature, but posts that are blatant attempts at advertising will be deemed "spamming" and will be removed. Proper adverts for companies are welcome (in a single thread) but only in the Intel Center forum.

3. Don't use sexist, racist, or age-ist language, or any other form of slur here. We've heard 'em all. And no one else wants to hear them. Post respectfully and responsibly.

4. If you have a problem with another member here, please deal with it via email. This board will not be a battleground for flaming, threats or harrassment. It undermines the integrity of the community and will not be tolerated. There is a zero tolerance for trouble makers.

5. Admins and Moderators reserve the right to close or delete threads containing slanderous or inappropriate content; send back-channel warnings regarding inappropriate behaviour; and in rare cases, reserve the right to ban trouble making members. We call it a "Section 8". It's a dirty job but someone's gotta do it.

6. HAVE FUN AND LEARN SOMETHING! That's what this board was created for. If you follow these simple rules and post responsibly you will definitely enjoy your stay here. If you have any legitimate problems, complaints, beefs, or general comments please feel free to contact us by email at fieldsoffirereloaded@gmail.com. That's it. Simple really. But you'd be surprised how many folks can't follow 'em.

7. When someone comments on the link you posted, it's considered bad form to follow that up with the statement "I'm glad you had enjoyed them my friend! (Smile)".

Thank you.

Fields of Fire Staff