> I'm not entirely sure what you're asking for. It seems like you want a comprehensive list of what will and won't be allowed? No. I'd just prefer they don't

> I'm not entirely sure what you're asking for. It seems like you want a comprehensive list of what will and won't be allowed? No. I'd just prefer they don't lie in their marketing. Because it always gets walked back to "Well obviously that blanket statement had all the exceptions that were obvious to me at the time but convenient to ignore. Plus all the exceptions we've discovered in the meantime." >Have you ever run a community Yeah, but it was a community back in the old phpBB and IRC days of the internet. I have not been in charge of cooperate communication to a product userbase I've branded a "community." I didn't find myself having to talk out of both sides of my mouth to merge lofty marketing proclamations with the hard "if"s and "buts" of reality. Because we talked about community standards, it wasn't a decision of what worked for our business handed down from on high. It was what we as a group were comfortable with. What personal tastes are fine to be violated regularly in front of your face? What things they were willing to tolerate if it was contained in a different sub-forum? What can't be there at all etc...