How to understand the forum rules?

[Admin]

How to understand the forum rules when I'm new to the forum?
When you just signed up to become a member on the CCLOGIC forum or you simply never posted before then you are not allowed to make your posts or threads in a way that you request the user to contact you in order to get an answer to their questions.

This forum is a discussion forum, meaning it is intended for discussion of certain or particular issues, to suggest solutions or options for the forum user's problems or ideas.

We do not allow anyone to advertise their specific service just because they think it matches the user's issue, problem or idea. If you think you can't post without breaching this simple rule then DON'T post and stay out of the discussions, there will be other users able to help.

How can users see who I am if I can't post my company name or ask people to contact me?
Very simple, once you have made at least 15 posts and have been an active member on the forum for at least 30 days, then you are allowed to put your signature in your profile which will show up on every post or thread you post.
If your post or thread is informative and attractive to the forum users they will contact you, but it is still not allowed to request people to contact you directly in your posts.

The above are rules similar to every other serious forum.

Jappy poster to all and please enjoy your stay

[SAI]

Admin, I'm very new to forum's. I found many forums out there but this is the first forum I found to be very impressive..

You said: Least 15 posts and have been an active member on the forum for at least 30 days

You meant 15 posts a day..??

[Admin]

You need in total 15 posts and to have been a member here for 30 days!

[Admin]

Just quick update, you will need to stay an active member of the forum for 30 days before your signature will be visible.

[Admin]

Please read the forum rules: Offshore Company Forum - Forum Rules

We have add point 19,20,21,22

Please stick to the simple rules! It's boring to edit posts and delete threads

[SysOp]

I agree!!!

Another point to add:
Namecalling does not serve any purpose other than to aggravate another person. It does not contribute to a discussion, it hinders it. It is not acceptable in any way or form - yes, this means that in this particular case "baddie" is no better than, say, "idiot" or whatever slur you can imagine. It does not help the poster to bring across his opinion, nor does it help the thread starter to improve his presumably lacking guide.

[SysOp]

Please use the Report Post function to report any inappropriate content to the forum moderation team. This tool is the most effective way for you to help us keep this site clean.