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Originally Posted by DagnyTaggart;2179234;

No disrespect intended, but I cannot believe I just received infraction points for using "ppl" instead of people. That's a normal abbreviation and is not on par with stuff like Kewl, 2B, Ur, or any of the other inane text message lingo.
Isn't this just a bit silly??

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i recieved an infraction using the word ur. lolz! omg... its insane. but oh well, ill respect it.

Yes, you did. It's in the rules you agreed to when you joined - so you either didn't read them (and agreed to them) or did read them and decided we didn't care about them. Either way, you were wrong.

I've been recieving infractions left and right. I'm a poster child for reading the FAQ when you first join. HA!

Ok, so i have a question. This happened a long while ago but in the Jennifer Hudson thread i posted one of her blog posts from MySpace and recieved an infraction. It was riddled with lingo, but those weren't my words. I had just posted what she wrote.

What are the rules on this? Oh and what are the rules for posting blog posts?

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Originally Posted by MsFroggy;2224601;

My thoughts ran in the direction of a general thread dealing with grammar mistakes and such, which I see every day even in articles posted on sites like Yahoo! and other places on the net. I never for a second meant that I'd want a thread so I can go around complaining about other members' grammar. :sad

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Oh, there should be one. I'm bad about typos because I type faster than I can think. :lol

I saw one on Yahoo the other day that had me :rofl

"Police catch Feeling Suspect"

I had to read the article, but it was FLEEING suspect.

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Originally Posted by xDC3x;2349723;

Ok, so i have a question. This happened a long while ago but in the Jennifer Hudson thread i posted one of her blog posts from MySpace and recieved an infraction. It was riddled with lingo, but those weren't my words. I had just posted what she wrote.

What are the rules on this? Oh and what are the rules for posting blog posts?

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When posting something from another source, you're still responsible for it meeting our rules. The same, for example, as if it were riddled with non-PG-13 words. That means either fixing it yourself, or not posting it.

Anything copied/pasted from another site MUST include a link. However, keep in mind that we don't allow links to "competing" sites, so if it's a site that writes recaps, it's going to be better to just not do it. You are free, however, to summarize anything said on another site. For example, "Jennifer Hudson says on her blog that she (whatever)". In your own words, of course, again not a direct cut and paste.

Is there any way to see if we have infractions? So infractions disappear from your record after a certain amount of time?

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Originally Posted by Bonbonlover;2701116;

Is there any way to see if we have infractions? So infractions disappear from your record after a certain amount of time?

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You will know when you get an infraction because you will get a private message from the staff member who issued it explaining why you received the infraction. You can see a list of all your infractions in your profile - but only you and FORT staff members can see them because they are always kept private. Infraction points remain in effect for 30 days.

To learn more, visit this thread:

http://www.fansofrealitytv.com/forum...on-system.html

Thanks Marleybone... I guess there is no need for me to loose sleep over that deleated post I had maybe 6 months ago...

And for what it is worth, I love that we don't allow "chatspeak" because I am just not hip enough to understand it :)

im sorry for using lingo,i wasnt read this thread before ~_~

I just found this thread. Now I'm racking my brain trying to remember if I've slipped in some late night posts. I always feel so guilty when I get an infraction (I think I've had two). It's like I've been caught being naughty by my teacher.