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be nice to one another.

• Only timely posts related to recent news or ongoing events.
• No editing/editorializing of linked headlines or text.
• No ads, spam, or bots.
• No AI-generated content.
• No links to aggregation websites.
• No hate speech, harassment, doxxing, or personal attacks.

1. No eco-fascism

2. No denialist content

3. No conspiracy theories

4. Swearing is fine, but no bigoted language

5. No misogyny of any kind, including trans misogyny.

6. We are safe for work (no nudity gore or pornographic images of any kind).

7. No Nazis (Obvs)

1. Please keep civil.
2. No bigotry (Antisemitism, homophobia, xenophobia and all other hate)
3. If an article has a title - Keep exact title without changing it.
4. No spreading disinformation.
5. Try to keep posts only in English and Hebrew. (Or put Engish/Hebrew translation to the text).
6. Trolling is a forbidden.

1. Posts should directly relate to the Disneyland Resort, located in Anaheim, CA. Remember, just because it's Disney doesn't mean it's about Disneyland. This includes merchandise and things you made.

2. Trip planning posts are not allowed. Please read any pinned posts or visit our FAQ if you need assistance planning your trip, otherwise visit our Discord server.

3. Follow basic etiquette and keep it clean. Try to maintain a family environment. Bullying or Harassment of any kind will result in a ban. This includes telling anyone to "fuck off", new accounts created solely for complaining, and "Trolling".

4. Posts should follow reddit's rules on self-promotion and should refrain from being "blogspam." If you are attempting to post, you must have history in the community or else it is subjected for removal. You will be banned on your second violation.

5. No Reposts. One post per discussion topic. Due to recent abuse, you may only post once per day (Exceptions can be made and are up to mod approval). Park photos/Trip Reports must be condensed into one album.

6. NSFW content is not permitted, so "NSFW" on this subreddit is used as a shorthand for "Not Safe for Magic." Any post which can "ruin the magic" (such as any behind-the-scenes pictures or videos) should be marked "NSFW" as a courtesy gesture to users who may not want to have the magic spoiled for them.

7. Posts about rule breaking at the parks are frowned upon. This includes asking Cast Members and others for help getting into the parks or trying to get access/reservations to Club 33. This sort of behavior will be considered harassment and can result in a ban, as per Rule #3. (/m/Disneyland CMs, please message the moderators if you feel you are being harassed.)

8. IAMAs: Want to submit an IAMA post? Please message the mods first.

We respect our users, and wish to provide a positive environment. If you do not agree with our philosophies, and only wish to promote unhappiness in the happiest place on Earth, please show yourself out.

9. Reselling Tickets Is Not allowed.

Reselling of merchandise or tickets is not allowed. There is a high chance users can get scammed and we do not want that on the subreddit.

Posts violating the rules will be removed!

If you believe your post has been caught in the spam filter, please wait 24 hours before messaging the moderators.

1. Posts must be relevant to artificial intelligence (new developments, ChatGPT, regulation, original content, etc.).
2. No NSFW content.
3. No misinformation. Verify that you are using a credible source before posting.
4. No hate speech, bigotry, homophobia, or other forms of discrimination.
5. Posts about political developments must be related to AI in some form.
6. No illegal or illicit content.
7. No memes or spam.
8. No flame wars or drama, but respectful debates are allowed.
9. Original content is allowed, but should be not be memes or fluff (ex: AI-generated Youtube videos)

1. Tell us which country you are in
2. Replies and questions must be in English
3. Replies must be on-topic, helpful and legal
4. Be polite, civil and keep replies constructive
5. Don't report bad, incorrect or inaccurate advice
6. Do not message users about any legal issue
7. Do not solicit business or any paid service(s)
8. Do not try to get away with breaking the law

RULES

Note - These rules were copied from part of the rules in a subreddit as a baseline and may change (slightly) in the near future.

I. Conduct

Be civil – Don’t be a prick; this is a place to have a friendly discussion, light-hearted smack-talking, and in-depth/thorough dialogue with fellow NFL fans. We won’t be excessively vindictive about this, but if you play the role of instigator, we may take action if we feel it’s necessary – from removing your thread or post to a temporary ban or permanent ban if your conduct is especially deplorable. It isn’t hard to be cognizant of what you’re typing. And do remember that tone isn’t always implicit in what is being typed, so just make an effort to be courteous. If it’s something that might offend in person with a stranger, exercise some degree of caution, it can often prevent a miscommunication.

Internet Behavior – This is a step above basic civility that we expect from ALL users here, explicated in the above section. DO NOT troll, flamebait, or otherwise issue insulting invectives at other users that are meant to ruffle feathers and cause tempers to flare. We have a very low tolerance for this.

II. Posting/Submissions

Impertinent Posts - It goes without saying, really. Anything that is not tangentially related to the NFL is subject to removal. Politics, religion, and other contentious topics aren’t necessary here. Sports can get people riled up enough as it is, we don’t need to exacerbate that tendency as it is. If you have to pause and question yourself whether something really belongs here, it likely doesn’t.

Rules

In addition to kbin.social's standard terms, this magazine adopts the following specific rules:

1. No posts that aren't directly related to Apple or the Apple ecosystem.
2. No racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, or other bigotry.
3. No incitement of violence or promotion of violent ideologies.
4. No harassment, dogpiling or doxxing of other users.
5. No content related to piracy or illegal activities.
6. No intentionally false or misleading information.
7. No NSFW content.

• Stay on topic
• No spam
• No hasbara/propaganda

Rules -

1. No racist comments towards other users (more-so respectful behaviour)
2. No very recent events
3. Common sense, be civil
4. No spamming in the microblog
   Will update later

1. Posts must be relevant to the Python Programming Language
2. No hate or harassment
3. Keep it civil

Без враждебных высказываний!
Без фейков!
Языки публикации Русский - Английский
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No hate speech!
No Fakes!
Publication languages Russian - English

For me!

1. Movie-related news and discussion. Original content welcome

2. Please be civil, no trolling, bigotry, harrassment etc

3. Please give spoiler warnings. Kbin now supports spoiler tags btw.

4. No links to pirated content, torrents etc; no bots

5. Mod reserves right to remove blogspam if it becomes a pattern

Moderation is the responsibility of all users in @politics - please report threads and comments that violate community and submission guidelines. If you don’t report it, there’s no guarantee that the Moderators will see the violation. Violating guidelines will result in removal of content and comments. Consistent disregard for guidelines will result in a ban; egregious violations will result in a ban, regardless of frequency. Please allow the Moderators up to 12 hours to take action on reports.

Community Guidelines

Be civil. When leaving comments, do not descend below “contradiction” on this chart. Brigading, trolling, doxxing, hate speech, calls for violence, or other such behaviors will not be tolerated.

Upvote/boost based on quality of the content, not on alignment of its perspective with your own. The Mod Team discourages upvoting comments that do not contribute to discussion, but invites comments running the gamut from humorous to serious.

No disinformation permitted. Threads and comments advancing agendas not supported by empirical science or study will be removed.

No neo-Nazism, fascism, or white supremacy. Unlike progressivism or conservatism, these are not political positions; they are postures of authoritarianism and are inherently anti-democratic methods of exerting control through bigotry and hate. Zero tolerance.

Informative or educational content only. Memes and images will be removed.

Do not use the body of the link submission to start the conversation. Instead, submit the first comment in your submission. See below for submission rules.

No reposts. Please check the “newest” queue before submitting.

Submission Rules

Source reliability - The Mod Team will create and maintain a white and black list of popular media sources based on the reliability scores appearing in the Media Bias Chart. Reliability scores below 32 on the chart will be removed. For sources that do not appear on the chart, Moderators will exercise personal discretion based on perceived veracity. Moderators will never remove content on the sole basis of viewpoint alignment.

Submission type - Submissions must be of the Link type for text or video sources. Text sources may be current news, editorial/opinion pieces, or analysis. Videos must also adhere to the principles of informative and reliable reporting.

Content type - Content should relate to Election coverage, SCOTUS, International policy, Federal/State/Local government, and the like. It is highly encouraged to copy and paste at least the first five paragraphs into the body of the submission.

Titles - Submission titles must match the source title except for the use of all capital letters. All caps titles are not permitted.

Discussion threads - Users may create a Thread instead of sharing a link to start a broader discussion related to politics but not necessarily to a specific event. Click the “OC” checkbox when creating the thread, include the label “Discussion:” and a clear prompt (sentence or question) in the title, and use the body of the thread to provide context or framing for the discussion you’d like to inspire. Enter Discussions at your own risk! Discussion threads are a designated place to create a community of like minds or to engage in lively debate, but will not be a figleaf for homophobia, transphobia, racism, or other hate speech.

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3: Keep it safe-for-work.
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