Project Library Rules

Please take the time to read over the rules to get a better understanding of the section and how to post effectively.​

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  Oblige by the global rules of the forum
  

As usual, the global forum rules apply in this section. If you're uncertain of the specifics or haven't read over them yet, it'd would be worth checking back here to read through them. As a brief overview: avoid spam posts, be polite and respectful towards fellow users, keep swearing to a minimum and stick to speaking English, do not plagiarise and do not include pornographic content of any kind in any posts.
Again, it's worth reading over the global rules linked above if you're unsure of them.

• Follow the Project Development's section rules

As a subsection of the Project Development section, the rules listed here also apply. Please follow the link and read over them if you haven't already or need a refresher. Crediting your sources here is also very important, as is being mindful of other members. The details of the rules should be looked over for clarification.

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  Stick to lengthier projects when creating new project threads
  

This section is focused on the process of projects and as such it's recommended that the projects you post about be decently lengthy. There's little point in creating an individual thread for a project that will only take a couple of days to run through to completion and will result in the section being clogged up with dead posts. If the project you have in mind is a fairly short one, consider talking about it in the project discussion thread instead. Unsure if the project should get an individual post? Send me a PM and I'll get back to you about it!

• Keep conversation short

The library is for sharing the progress and results of projects, and questions are bound to be asked along the way. Some people might request constructive criticism on their process or various aspects of their work, and replying here is totally fine. Please avoid building conversations on project topics however. You can check out the workshop for the usual discussions, and there's also the option of visiting the discussion topic or sending a PM to chat.

• You can multi-post here, however...

Keep multi-posting to your own project topics, please! You can't multi-post in someone else's topic, and you can't multi-post in group project topics. There's also a requirement of at least a 24 hour gap between posts. If there's something you urgently want to add after posting but the 24 hours haven't passed, consider editing the previous post and adding the extra information there. Make use of your posts wisely!

Please note that, due to the section being very recently changed, more rules may be added at a later date if deemed necessary. All changes made to the rules will be informed of in Updates & Changes.​