About posting reviews
PostPosted: Tue Jun 17, 2003 6:51 pm
Since this thread's become quite active, we've made a slight change in policy.
For the moment we've decided to ask that you check with an admin/mod first before you post an all-out review on something. The reason is because we want to avoid fallacies that may arise; i.e. we don't want someone coming through here, seeing a review, and then thinking that's the official stance on it unless we know what you're writing. If we ask you to edit/label something in it, please comply or we won't allow it to be posted. That make sense?
When writing a review, please give consideration to nudity, sexual innuendos/scenes, violence, language and spiritual beliefs. Of course you can always just use an existing review as a guideline. Turbocat's format in Jubei-chan is the one I use most often.
One last thing; if you've seen an anime and have something to contribute, you can reply to a review thread and talk about it there; there's no need for approval there.
Thank you guys!
For the moment we've decided to ask that you check with an admin/mod first before you post an all-out review on something. The reason is because we want to avoid fallacies that may arise; i.e. we don't want someone coming through here, seeing a review, and then thinking that's the official stance on it unless we know what you're writing. If we ask you to edit/label something in it, please comply or we won't allow it to be posted. That make sense?
When writing a review, please give consideration to nudity, sexual innuendos/scenes, violence, language and spiritual beliefs. Of course you can always just use an existing review as a guideline. Turbocat's format in Jubei-chan is the one I use most often.
One last thing; if you've seen an anime and have something to contribute, you can reply to a review thread and talk about it there; there's no need for approval there.
Thank you guys!