Board Thread:News and Announcements/@comment-4939705-20130328010224

RWBY Wiki: Chatroom Rules
NOTE: Users with Chat G Mod status or higher will have the http://images.wikia.com/rwby/images/4/4a/ModBadge.png symbol next to their name

DO NOT:
 * Use curse words. If you use a high amount, you will be asked to stop or be kicked. Further occurrences may infringe a chat ban.
 * Spam. You will be asked to stop and then kicked. Repeat offense will earn you a chat ban.
 * Make obscene references. Any that are judge too implicit and you will be asked to stop.
 * Insult the Chat G Mod. Need I say more?
 * Link images or sites which contain sexual content. Any instance and you will be kicked immediately and a ban may be placed upon you by choice of the moderator.
 * Advertise other wikis. You are allowed to link an article or image but asking users to contribute to another wiki is prohibited.
 * Advertising an outside site is also considered the same offense.
 * Engage in sensitive issues such as drugs, gender or politics. Chat G Mod may choose to revoke this rule if they see fit that it is not going to get out of hand.
 * Force a user to tell you their personal information. If the user asks you not to, you must stop. If the user does tell you freely, then it is fine.

DO:
 * Be courteous, say hello. Wikis are filled with many people who you can make friends with and talk to. So don't be shy.
 * Respect the Chat Moderators. They have earned their position and so should deserve extra courtesy.
 * Be helpful and useful. If a user who is new to wikia shows up, take the time to welcome him and answer any questions he may have.

CHAT G MODS CANNOT:
 * Threaten to Kick/Ban a user for conversing in a topic unrelated to RWBY.
 * Threaten to Kick/Ban a user simply because they have a negative attitude towards said user.
 * Threaten to Kick/Ban a user for having differentiating opinions to the Moderator.

'''In the case that a user may find the behavior of a Chat G Mod to be inappropriate, please contact Rain reporting so. If possible, screen shots showing said behaviors are highly encouraged.''' 