Post by Lady Hawke on Jul 2, 2007 17:51:00 GMT -5
Advanced Practices was specifically designed so that members of psionline could discuss in greater depth and detail, the workings of psionics without worrying about keeping the conversation at a level that was friendly to everyone. It is not appropriate in this forum to simply state a belief in something without adding to the discussion. Threads in Advanced Practices are held to a much higher standard in that area, even as threads in Newbies Only are given more leeway out of deference for the people who are still learning.
Please keep your posts to a more detailed standard. Do not ask common questions such as ‘what is a psiball’ in Advanced. You are expected to contribute the forum based out of your own experience, logic, and research. If you cannot demonstrate any of those three in the thread in question, then it is likely inappropriate for you to participate in that thread, until such time as you can contribute something meaningful.
From hence forth, anything posted in this forum that is in the form of a blanket statement without proper depth and detail shall be deleted without warning or explanation. Members of all skill levels are encouraged to read Advanced Practices and learn from it. Members are, however, required to maintain their posts in keeping with the more advanced nature of that sub-forum.
~Lady Hawke
Please keep your posts to a more detailed standard. Do not ask common questions such as ‘what is a psiball’ in Advanced. You are expected to contribute the forum based out of your own experience, logic, and research. If you cannot demonstrate any of those three in the thread in question, then it is likely inappropriate for you to participate in that thread, until such time as you can contribute something meaningful.
From hence forth, anything posted in this forum that is in the form of a blanket statement without proper depth and detail shall be deleted without warning or explanation. Members of all skill levels are encouraged to read Advanced Practices and learn from it. Members are, however, required to maintain their posts in keeping with the more advanced nature of that sub-forum.
~Lady Hawke