These rules are disclosed to clarify the various responsibilities of all community members here on 814jeeppeeps.com Forums. They shall be adhered to by everyone to ensure that our board runs smoothly and provides a fun and productive experience for all of our community members and visitors.
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General Conduct
- Be Respectful: Treat all members with respect. Discrimination, harassment, or inflammatory remarks based on race, gender, religion, or other personal attributes will not be tolerated. #
- Stay Civil: Avoid personal attacks, name-calling, or confrontational behavior. Debates are fine, but keep discussions friendly and constructive. #
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Posting Guidelines
- Stay On-Topic: Ensure your posts relate to Jeeps, off-roading, or automotive topics. Use appropriate forums for off-topic discussions. #
- Search Before Posting: Check if your question has already been answered before starting a new thread. #
- No Spam or Advertising: Self-promotion, affiliate links, or advertising is not allowed without prior approval from moderators. #
- Use Descriptive Titles: Make thread titles clear and concise to help others find relevant content (e.g., “Lift Kit Suggestions for Jeep Wrangler JK” instead of “Help Needed”). #
- Proper Language: Avoid excessive profanity or inappropriate language. Keep it family-friendly. #
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Content Rules
- No Illegal Content: Do not share pirated software, illegal modifications, or other prohibited materials. #
- Photo and Video Sharing: When posting pictures or videos of your Jeep or projects, ensure they comply with copyright laws. Use an external hosting service if needed for large files. #
- Safety First: Do not promote unsafe modifications or reckless off-roading behavior. #
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Community Engagement
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Marketplace Rules
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Off-Road Events and Meetups
- Promote Safety: When organizing events, provide clear guidelines for participants, including safety measures and environmental considerations. #
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Tread Lightly: Follow responsible off-roading principles to protect trails and public lands.
Travel responsibly
Stay on designated roads and trails, and avoid creating new routes. Cross streams at fords, and avoid wet and muddy trails when possible.
Respect the rights of others
Be considerate of other recreational users, private property owners, and wildlife. Respect anglers, swimmers, skiers, boaters, and divers on the water.
Educate yourself
Know local laws and regulations, and plan your trip by obtaining maps and regulations. Take recreation skills classes and learn how to use your equipment safely.
Avoid sensitive areas
Avoid sensitive habitats like wetlands, meadows, and tundra. Don't disturb historical, archeological, or paleontological sites.
Do your part
Take out what you bring in, properly dispose of waste, and leave what you find. Minimize the use of fire, and restore degraded areas. Wash your gear after every trip to avoid spreading noxious weeds. #
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Enforcement