Posting Guidelines | FACE Prep

Posting Guidelines | FACE Prep

Here are some Do’s and Don’ts to follow while posting a discussion, comment or reply in FACE Prep. Please follow the same to ensure you have a great learning experience here.

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rn1. Search for duplicates before posting. Redundant posts add nothing new to previous conversations. That said, sometimes bad timing, a bad title, or just plain bad luck can cause an interesting question to fail to get noticed. Feel free to post something again if you feel that the earlier question didn’t get proper answers.

rn2. Tag the question in the correct category, topic and company. This will ensure that you get the best responses in the least amount of time. This will also help others with similar questions find answers.

rn3. Use proper grammar and spelling

rn4. Thank: If you think a particular post/comment/reply helped you or you liked it, do thank the user for posting it.

rn5. Report any Spam you find. For posts you can report by clicking on the down arrow. The comments and replies can be reported by long pressing the comment and reply respectively

rn6. When you post a link post it in the following format so it appears as a hyperlink and others can quickly access it

rnFormat: <a href = “the link goes here”>Your content (that you think should appear and then close with </a>rn

rnFor example: If you want to see this article, you would say <a href = “http://www.faceprep.in/feed/59806855f7da2513d60c6eac”>Posting Guidelines for FACE Prep</a>

rn7. Be open to the views of others and be polite if you do not agree to their views.rn

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Please do not

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1. Use abusive or foul language anywhere.

rn2. Be (intentionally) rude at all. By choosing not to be rude, you increase the overall civility of the community and make it better for all of us.

rn3. Insult others. Insults do not contribute to a rational discussion. Constructive Criticism, however, is appropriate and encouraged.

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Let’s be responsible for each other and learn well!

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