: Topic names must clearly describe the content. Vague titles like "Help!" or "Look at this" will likely be deleted.
: Publicly arguing with a moderator's decision is often a quick way to get banned. If you have an issue, use private channels or follow their specific appeal process. 2. Prohibited Content and Behavior
Below is an overview of the core and etiquette based on official guidelines and community consensus found on platforms like Steam Community and Reddit . 1. The Golden Rule: Administration Discretion cs.rin forum rules
: In most game threads, the first post (OP) contains all the current links and instructions. Asking "Where is the download?" in a thread where the link is in the first post is a common reason for a warning.
: You can post external links, but you are responsible for where they lead. Any link must be accompanied by a description to avoid being flagged as spam or promotion. 4. How to Avoid "Noob" Mistakes : Topic names must clearly describe the content
: When you first register, look for the "Welcome" or "Rules" thread in the specific sub-forum you are using (e.g., the English or Russian section). Rules can vary slightly between the "Main" forum and the "Steam Content Sharing" section.
To keep the technical threads clean, the forum enforces high standards for posts: If you have an issue, use private channels
The most important rule is that the have the final say.
New users frequently get banned for asking questions that have already been answered.
: You often need to be logged in to see links. If you see a post that says "You must be registered to see links," don't reply asking for the link—just create an account and verify it. Summary Table: Common Violations Typical Punishment Promotion of other sites 1 Month to Permanent Ban Bad Language / Toxicity 3 Days to 1 Month Ban Double Posting / Spamming Warning or Temporary Ban Ignoring Thread-Specific Rules Post Deletion or Warning