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stylegala Site Admin
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 Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 00:45
This project turned out to be a daredevil experiment, and we have worked really hard to make it survive through constant spam attacks and spongers who are just after our pagerank. So before you post, bare in mind that we have put down hundreds of hours monitoring and sorting just to get this project to work at all. Our public news earns a prime position on stylegala.com. Positioned right in the hot-spot on the front page will expose it to thousands of visitors every hour that goes by in the limelight. And it's absolutely free and easy to post - you don't even have to login. This is what makes it such a delicious treat to the community - and we intend to keep it that way. So before doing anything else, read these rules and follow them: • No advertising - not even if your site validates. None. • No free / gratis posts about some pyramid game you are stuck in. • No personal posts. Not even if your sister plays tuba. • English only. And prepare your post with a spell and grammar check. • Link directly to the source, not via your site. • No JOB listings posts, If you would like to advertise a job listing, go to the forums. geographically applicable categories have been designated there. We love great articles, inspiring design and important news for the community. And we are not mechanics, stay close to topics like design, web development, css, web standards, search engines, marketing, coding, tech news etc. Even though you might think we enjoy deleting posts, we don't. Actually we hate it. So do us and everyone else a favor, follow the rules stated above and help us create an excellent news column for web designers and developers. Thank you very much!   
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stdmedia Full member
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 23:07
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Panic! Full member
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 23:25
I believe that before, posts were simply deleted as they were posted. In all reality, I doubt whether these rules will stop spammers from posting but what it does do is provide guidlines for moderators who are reviewing the posts and help them decide whether a post is spam or not. 
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Kevin Cannon New member
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 01:36
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tzmedia Site Moderator
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 02:45
Added to the Rules were No job posts keep it in the forum's. That seems to have stemmed the deluges of job posts that we were getting in the public new, maybe people really do read the rules.
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bliss New member
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 12:27
But then why my post - No-Spec - top ten rules! that linked to hhttp://www.no-spec.com/ was deleted? I mean, most of the people here are designers and developers. many of them do freelancing! and the speculation problems are faced by many of them. It was no spam and no advertising? anyways, long live SG, I love SG!
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stylegala Site Admin
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 12:51
But then why my post - No-Spec - top ten rules! that linked to hhttp://www.no-spec.com/ was deleted? This was not deleted by me and I have no problem with it being Stylegala public news. Please feel free to post the news item again. Simon
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estate agent New member
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Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 18:42
I looked and checked all these news above published so they are also promotional. Is there any authority to control these news before publishing or we may make some promotion here?
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Astheria Junior member
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Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 18:42
I think several times to post a news about my Estate Agency website. Because every news is a little promotion of your site. I think this answers your question: We love great articles, inspiring design and important news for the community. And we are not mechanics, stay close to topics like design, web development, css, web standards, search engines, marketing, coding, tech news etc. _________________ Blog | Typesites
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