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Entering as a Townsperson
To view and
participate in The Town, you must register. Registration requires
a valid e-mail address and is effective immediately.
Before you register
Like most towns, we have a few laws
for keeping the community healthy for everyone. Before you enter
The Town, we ask you to read and agree to these terms. By
registering, you signify that you understand them and agree to abide by
them, and to be subject to The Town's judgement process should you be
in breach of them.
The Town laws are
fairly basic:
- No spam. If you go around The Town slapping
up your advertising posters, or spray-painting your personal slogans
everywhere, you'll quickly find your hands tied and your graffiti removed.
- No stealing. Stealing is bad. Anything
posted in The Town, whether written or in any other creative form, remains
under control of its creator. You may not reproduce it outside this
site without specific written agreement from them.
- Likewise, no 'outing'. You may not post information
regarding the identity of other people in The Town without their specific
written consent, regardless of how obtained. If they don't chose
to leave their phone number or address on the walls, then you certainly
can't chose to do it for them.
- Respect the tone and guidelines
of the various places you visit. Not all areas of The Town are
the same; some are pretty much a free-for-all and others may have quite
definite requirements as to civility and topicality. Hosts determine
these and are responsible for maintaining them, so pay attention to
the welcome message when you enter a new area; it will tell you what
is expected in terms of behaviour.
- Comply with requests from Hosts to take a conflict to the
Coliseum. The Coliseum is the place for extended conflicts
and conflict as entertainment. If Hosts feels a conflict is disrupting
their conference, they have the right to ask you to move it to the Coliseum.
- Take any question, grievance or complaint about any
of the above, or any other aspect of how The Town is run, to
the Moot Hall for discussion and resolution. All such
questions will be dealt with in the Moot Hall, by the Town Council and
if necessary, the Pantheon.
The Pantheon
will make every attempt possible to resolve conflicts and grievances to
the satisfaction of everyone involved, and will use a publically displayed
and transparent process for judgement. However, The Town is a privately
owned and operated site, and we reserve the right to remove inapproprate
content, or restrict access for individuals if the Pantheon determines
it to be in the best interests of the Town.
To register, click 'I agree'
below.
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