Now that it's up, I'm going to lay down a few ground rules to ensure that we all have a good time.
- No Flaming - I know the line between teasing/trolling and flaming. Don't cross it.
- No Foul Language - Everyone slips up once in a while, but frequent offenders will be banned.
- No Trolling - I understand the occasional troll comments, but people who log on exclusively to troll will be banned.
- If you think you'll be away for more than two hours, log out of the chat - As far as I know, there is a 10 person limit in the chat. If you aren't using it, try to keep it clear.
not a fan of your chat box.
ReplyDeleteneeds a geust acount.
if you dont put one in i'll just go on nerf mods and reviews.
please put one in.
I believe that has been fixed. Someone should verify that for me.
DeleteThese are very good rules; simple, sweet, and to the point.
ReplyDeleteOn a high-traffic site like this, putting the Chatroom on the main page is gonna fill up that 10-viewer limit REALLY quickly. Even just by viewing the page without being logged in as a guest or user will fill up the room. I avoided this problem when I made my chatroom for my blog as it's own page that you have to click on to view. That might help keep traffic down. Here's mine for an example: http://bazookafied.blogspot.com/p/t-chat.html
ReplyDeleteIt's worked well for me and it means that folks who actually want to chat have to actively seek it out so there's a higher chance of it being used by actual active members.
That's a good suggestion. I will look into it if it looks like the chat frequently fills up with inactive members.
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