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06-12-2008, 12:07
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Re: A Musing on Forum Etiquette
Craig, you beat me to it. I do have one thing to add...
Rule #9: Do Thy Research. Before you ask a question, do a little bit of "digging" in the appropriate places. Try to find the answer yourself. For game and robot rules, look in the manual. For most other things, following Rule #1 should be sufficient. If there is some form of evidence that you did this, we will be much more willing to help (think "Help me with my homework, I don't understand this problem" as compared to "Do my homework for me"). 
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