Forum Rules

Rule #1: Post Format

1. Ensure proper post formatting. Avoid duplicating the same message across multiple categories.
2. Provide comprehensive information, including relevant details, background information, and your Linux environment.
3. Specify your Linux distribution and version for accurate assistance.
4. Choose the appropriate category for your query to receive prompt and organized responses.
5. Before posting a new query, perform a search to prevent duplicate topics and save time.

Rule #2: Things to Avoid

1. Don’t post any irrelevant topics, and focus discussions on Linux-related queries and issues.
2. Refrain from providing incorrect or misleading information; discussions should be centered around Linux.
3. Strictly avoid discussions or advertisements related to pirated software, illegal copies, or methods to bypass protections.
4. Minimize the use of excessive emoticons, symbols, colors, quotes, and special characters.
5. Avoid negative comments, hate speech, slang, and discussions on politics or religion.

Rule #3: Etiquette

1. Welcome to share solutions and answers related to Linux problems; encourage knowledge sharing within the community.
2. Provide concise solutions, stay on topic, and offer constructive feedback.
3. Respect different viewpoints and avoid monopolizing conversations.
4. Be helpful and considerate in your responses; provide constructive criticism when answering queries.
5. Do not share personal information such as phone numbers, addresses, social media links, or email addresses.

Rule #4: What to Report

1. Report spam links, misleading information, broken links, and any violations of forum rules.
2. Refrain from using the forum for self-promotion; report such instances.
3. Report negative comments, hate speech, slang, and discussions related to politics or religion.
4. For technical issues or problems with the forum, please report to the administration.