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The Resurrection Guild uses forums to coordinate our in-game activities and raids, and to build a sense of community that extends beyond grinding for experience and coin together. Communication about SLACK events can be found on the SLACK Forums Page.
To gain access to the Resurrection private forums, you must register with the guild's portal (the site you are currently browsing) and then post to the 'Guild Applications' forum below. Once you've been confirmed, you will be granted rights to access and post to the relevant forums.
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Dhrydan 
Webmaster
Guild Officer
Total Posts: 2995
Location: Seattle, WA
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| 04/26/2007 8:45 PM |
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I was browsing some blogs when I came across a reference from a few weeks ago to Tim O'Reilly's blog where he proposed a Blogger's Code of Conduct.
I initially thought "well, that's total BS" - but I read through the comments for a while, and also was discussing the topic with my wife for a bit. I have to say the concept is intriguing. I think the icons/badges are a total waste, but I do think it would be a great idea to require blogs to post a Code of Conduct policy similar to the ubiquitous 'Privacy Policy' link everyone has.
In many ways, a couple rotten apples really can spoil the whole pile - and it isn't a bad idea to say 'I reserve the right to delete your comments if...'.
Anyone have thoughts on the topic? |
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Dhrydan - 71 Restor Druid
Dhrymage - 61 Arcane Mage
Dhrybetankin - 48 Warrior
Dhrybestakin - 33 Shammy
Guild Officer & Webmaster |
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Trefalgar
Pie Paragon
Council Member
Total Posts: 4160
Location: Atlanta, GA
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| 04/27/2007 9:54 AM |
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I didn't have time to read the link, but I heard about this on the news back when it was a brief news blip. I think it is a good idea and a nice standard as long as it is voluntary and not actually defined. By that I mean that as a standard, bloggers post *their* policy. The policy could be anything they want -- in order to shape their blog the way they want.
I don't have a problem with someone who runs a blog and openly states that they will do X, Y and Z in order to achieve a certain "feel" or integrity to the discussion. If they say it up front and openly, everyone knows the rules and can participate if they chose. |
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-Special Agent Trefal, CHU (Counter Horde Unit), Rogue Ops
-Lord Marshall of Forum Nonsense |
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