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== '''Forums and User Subpages''' ==
== '''Forums and User Subpages''' ==
* Be respectful to others, no insults, racial slurs (except in the context of a screamer or shock site), harassment, or discrimination will be tolerated. Users making credible threats or doxxing may be reported to law enforcement.
* Be respectful to others, no insults, racial slurs (except in the context of a screamer or shock site), harassment, or discrimination will be tolerated. Users making credible threats or doxing may be reported to law enforcement.
* Do not post spam or clickable links to screamers to trick other users.
** If other users are being rude towards you, avoid insulting them in return and report them to an [[Screamer Wiki:Administrators|admin]].
** Ignore trolls, as giving them attention will only fuel their attempts to pester you.
* You will always be able to argue about your ban on your message wall unless what you did was unforgivable (doxing, vandalism, as well as harassment, insulting, and threatening even after multiple warnings issued).
* ​Do not post spam or clickable links to screamers to trick other users.
* Do not edit other people's posts or user pages unless the user is breaking a rule.
* Do not edit other people's posts or user pages unless the user is breaking a rule.
* You can talk about anything you want.
* You can talk about anything you want.
* Posts may be edited or deleted if they violate [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children's_Online_Privacy_Protection_Act COPPA]. If this happens, your account will not be banned.
* Posts may be edited or deleted if they violate [[wikipedia:Children's Online Privacy Protection Act|COPPA]]. If this happens, your account will be banned until you turn 13.
* No advertising or begging.  
* No advertising or begging.  
* Follow United States law. If you break the law, you may be reported to law enforcement.
* Follow United States law. If you break the law, you may be reported to law enforcement.

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