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Axel Wers

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I think it could be a useful function. Don't know if it's one that the developers will think is beneficial enough to add in a future release though. There may be a way to do it via an SQL query, which isn't ideal but is another alternative if it needs to be a very visible rule instead of in an announcement.

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it sounds like it wouldn't be that difficult to get a mod made for it


I think the hardest part would be in how to implement it. The part of copying the content to the other forums would probably be the easiest part of it.

Of course, it might be possible to do it as a system setting, where the rules are typed up there and then the forums to apply the rules to would be selected there. Would only allow for one rule and one selection of forums, but would serve the purpose.
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If you are using the same rules for all forums, wouldn't it be easier and more visually pleasing to use the forum guidelines? Isn't that what it is for and use the forum rules to be a bit more specific on individual forums? Or am I missing to point all together?

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If you are using the same rules for all forums, wouldn't it be easier and more visually pleasing to use the forum guidelines? Isn't that what it is for and use the forum rules to be a bit more specific on individual forums? Or am I missing to point all together?




The OP isn't saying the functionality isn't there. He's saying it's too tedious to copy across several forums.

Forum guidelines are set on a per forum basis, so he'd have to copy/paste the rules 100 times for 100 forums.
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What JayCeeS is referring to is using the 'site rules'. The drawback to that is that there may be some forums where the rules are different.

I suppose the best alternative way to handle it would be to have the forum rules reminding people to read the announcement in each forum, so that it will get peoples attention.

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