Rules

ZXNet echo conference «zx.grafix»

From Moderator of zx.grafix To All 31 May 2002

Be afraid, _all_, Mother Jenova's son, called meteor! ZX.GRAFIX echo conference rules Edition dated May 31, 2002. I. Topic. Computer graphics, in all its manifestations, and, accordingly, exchange of information and experience in this areas, any questions and answers. Everything related to ZX Spectrum software - compatible computers for processing and editing computer graphics. Converting graphics from other platforms to the platform ZX Spectrum. Discussion of graphics and graphics capabilities of others platforms, in a limited size. ASCII graphics. Sprites and their animation. II. Information exchange form. The language of the conference is Russian. Other languages please Use only when necessary. Information, pictures, files. Posting ASCII-ART is accepted in its normal form if the size of the work is within horizontally no more than or equal to 63 characters. Otherwise In this case, the work must be encoded in UUE. Posting UUE (for zx-screens) limited to 2-3 works per day from person. The size is determined by the source file. Files must be packed into a zxzip or pkzip archive. The zxzip archive must be converted to the format hobeta. If the archive is very large, or it seems too small to youechoing, then before posting, contact by nemail Moderator. You should remember that ZXNet has a special echo conference for UUE posting, and if the information does not have directly related to the theme of ZX.GRAFIX, it is better to place it there. You can send messages to Ehy with requests to draw something. either, but don't expect anyone to respond. III. Violations. Uncensored expressions and expressions that can be interpreted as such. Mat in the conference is prohibited categorically - both in Russian and in English, as well as replacement with symbols. Expressions that could be interpreted as personal insult to anyone; this means not only open swearing, but also ethnic insults, religious or any other sign. Initiating and maintaining various squabbles and bickering. Message not on the topic of the conference (offtopic). Disrespectful remarks about the ZX Spectrum and its creator. Propaganda or insult in one way or another writing programs in rough form; it is possible to estimate that or another method according to type: ...that's good. ...but this is bad because... All arguments must be substantiated. An unfounded, impartial assessment of someone as artist. Unauthorized moderation.Discussion of the actions of the moderator and moderators, disputes with them in the conference. Overquoting (more than 60% of quotes). Personal correspondence in the echo area. Deliberate placement in an echo that is distorted or deliberately false information. Comparing computers of different designs or architectures by type: x - suck, y - rules. (same thing refers to graphic works) A meaningless message. Using foreign languages where you can easily use Russian. IV. Punishments. Minor violations are punishable by warning [*], more serious - with a remark [+], very serious are punished by disabling [!]. [ * ] [ * ] [ * ] = [ + ] [ + ] [ + ] [ + ] = [ ! ] The moderator is in charge of recording punishments. If it's the same violation is punished simultaneously by the moderator and commoderator - the more strict one is taken into account. The moderator, like the co-moderator, is always right. Hey, let's say Yes, almost always. The latter does not diminish his rights punish. If you don't agree, please contact me via netmail. V. Technical requirements. Letters sent to this conference must: Comply with the requirements for registration echo messages in ZXNet. Do not contain tainted template elements, Tierline and origin (except for those cases when it is necessary according to the meaning of the message).Have a greeting no longer than 4 standard lines and the signature is no longer than 3. It is not recommended to send messages to the conference the size of which exceeds 15 kilobytes. VI. Miscellaneous. Declaring any topic offtopic is solely the prerogative of the moderator. The moderator considers himself to have the right to disable anyone subscriber without explanation. The moderator believes that the fact of writing a letter to this conference means that the author is familiar with and agrees with rules of the conference. Changes and additions are made to the rules only moderator based on his own decision, or by at the request of the conference participants; at the same time he intends maintain the general direction of this conference. Proposals for changes to the rules can be sent moderator or commoderator only by netmail. VII. Stylistics, spelling and punctuation. This is just a wish - respect the rights of others conference participants in terms of the readability of your messages, often this is directly related to the literacy of their writing; it is known that a bad example is contagious, including in this area. If you don't know how to spell something word, replace it with a synonym, do not torment our eyes with words like “I sang” or “it’s being done.” Respect our great and mighty!..Coolhacker messages like "(00| --A(K3YA") are possible only if they are ASCII-ART. Although mistakes and typos are not a punishable offense, clearly deliberate disregard for spelling as such (for example, the total absence of large letters and signs punctuation) may be considered a violation, and is equivalent to to a message in a foreign language. :) VIII. Guide. Moderator - Alexandr Trofimchuk (aka Schafft). 500:4232/1.333@ZXNet 2:5045/58.14@FidoNet Commoderator - [none] IX. The awarded. [none] * ZX.GRAFIX echo conference rules are based on the rules echo conference CODE.ZX.