Forum Rules

This is a community created for style-minded enthusiasts. We encourage participation and the goal of this website is to provide members with the opportunity to communicate about products, opinions, etc. We ask that you please respect your fellow enthusiasts in the same manner you wish to be respected. It is good practice when you write to use emotion icons if you think someone might take something you say offensively.

RESPECT IS THE KEY
StyleSymposium.com is a place where it's okay to be yourself -- be that harried, jovial, silly or sad -- as long as you always act with respect towards your fellow enthusiasts.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
When newcomers arrive, welcome them to our growing community. Many of our community's "elders" (regardless of age) are a wealth of knowledge and have much to share. Help new members learn about how to find information and resources, save time, and how to get involved in the community.

DON'T ATTACK EACH OTHER
Don't attack others. Personal attacks on others will not be tolerated. Challenge others' points of view and opinions, but do so respectfully and thoughtfully ... without insult and/or personal attack.

KEEP YOUR POSTS CLEAN
There may be places where explicit, obscene or vulgar language, graphics or behavior is appropriate however Style Symposium is NOT one of them. Discussion forum posts that contain explicit, obscene or vulgar language will be removed. Similarly, discussion forum posts that solicit or offer explicit or X-rated images or similar content files will be deleted without notice!

ADVERTISING
Advertising is prohibited on the forums, only paying sponsors may advertise. You will be issued a warning if you do not follow these rules.

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
StyleSymposium.com directors and agents reserve the right to remove a post, which does not relate to the topic being discussed in the forum. In addition, StyleSymposium.com reserves the right to organize discussion forums in order to best serve the majority of our community. For example, narrow-interest or minimal activity topics may, at the agents' discretion, be relocated to a more appropriate discussion forum, or deleted entirely.

StyleSymposium.com also reserves the right to prohibit or delete discussions that are thought to violate applicable law or that may be harmful to other members.

Edited: March, 2004