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Knowledgebase Home » Abuse| Messaging System- Governing Spamming and Solicitation | The forum's Personal Messaging system is provided as a convenient for Today’s
Woman members to contact one another and receive updates from staff. Its use is
subject to our rules governing spamming and solicitation.
Our rules are
as followed.
Advertising, spamming and trolling on Today’s Woman is not
allowed and is a strict violation of our website. The Today’s Woman website may
not be used to solicit members. This includes using the forum personal message
system to solicit other members to become members of other online writing
communities.
We have a link directory, where we have partnered with
other writing communities that in our sole discretion, we have deemed to be
worthy websites. Members that are found to have joined to advertise, spam, troll
or solicit only, will be removed without warning.
While Today’s Woman
members are encouraged to network with other members, websites etc, using the
resources of this community either through private message, forum posts or email
to solicit members for your forums, community website or projects is strictly a
violation.
Members and staff are advised to report any solicitation to
the administration so we may determine intent and appropriate action against the
member.
We also do not allow members to solicit their products, or
services through private messaging. Advertising in sigs or extra info is also
strictly prohibited. We do not allow URL's in any part of your profile outside
of the "Website" field, which links to the "www" button in your profile. We do
not allow email addresses to be displayed in your signature line either.
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