Middle School Playground

[delerious1]

It's becoming obvious that these new guidelines from last July are no longer being applied as promised.
There is a lot of confusion on the popular boards with harmless posts being removed.
Is there going to be clarification on what the new standards are?

"InvestorsHub Community Guidelines

Effective 7/15/2023, Last updated 1/03/2024. Changes highlighted below.
These Guidelines are applicable to Stock Specific Boards - i.e., boards that have (or once had) a trading ticker associated with them. Less stringent enforcement of many of these rules is allowed on general topic boards.

When it comes to investment discussions, iHub welcomes all opinions irrespective of investment sentiment. To do otherwise would be a disservice to the public interest.


The Broad Strokes

Express your views with substantive commentary. People are here to consume and engage in the exchange of information, mostly about their past, current and future investments. One-liner cheerleading, jeering or bickering are just noise that benefits nobody. Tell others what you feel about the stock and why you feel that way.
Expect contrary views. People will often have different views. This is part of the human condition and is what makes discussions interesting. If you disagree with a particular view, explaining why is encouraged but you don’t have to respond to everything that you read, and you don’t have to accept everything that you read as the gospel.
Choose civility. People are here to learn and to share their own views. If you are here for the purpose of abusing and disrespecting other commentators, your participation is merely disruption and of no benefit. If you choose to engage in abusive conduct do not be surprised when your posts get removed and/or your posting privileges get restricted.
Debate the message rather than attacking the messenger. Yes, you can be critical of other Users and their opinions but avoid vulgar name calling. You will be much more respected and followed if you contribute substantive commentary about the investment being discussed."

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