List Definition and Rules
Overview of the List:
The Inquisitor Mailing List was created for the discussion of Inquisitor and all aspects of the game, including, but not limited to, the rules, the models, fiction, new rules, rumours, science fiction, technology, etc.
General Attitude of the List:
The general attitude of the list is light-hearted, with the (un)occasional joke or comment made in jest. However, certain types of jokes or comments can be offensive to some and should not be made on the list. For a listing of these types of jokes, see below in the "Do Not Discuss or Post:" section.
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Games Workshop Employees and Intellectual Property
There may at times be some Games Workshop employees
monitoring this mailing list. They are here to help the members of the list, and they
should be treated with the courtesy and respect they deserve.
Games Workshop's Intellectual Property Rights Policy is posted at the official Games
Workshop website, and should be read by everyone, especially those with websites of their
own. The URL for the Intellectual Property policy is:
http://www.games-workshop.com/ippolicy.html
Inclusions
Please limit inclusions (the amount of material left in a message that you are responding to) to only what is needed to be able to understand the thread. This is to help cut down on bandwidth usage so that the list is easier to read for everyone.
The Golden Rule of the List
Be courteous to each other at all times! Do not say something to other members of the list or about other members of the list that you would not want said about you. Remember that what may not offend you may offend someone else.
Do Not Discuss or Post:
(The following list is included so that the list can stay
friendly and enjoyable for all. Though some people may consider themselves
"thick-skinned" and able to take such jokes, etc., there are others who do not
feel that such jokes and comments are appropriate, and thus the following list is included
in the interest of avoiding conflict for the good of the entire list.)
-Jokes about another member's country, region, state, city, nationality, religion,
race, grammar, spelling, or anything else that could be considered insulting.
-Comments cutting down either the authors of the game, the sculptors of the models, or
Games Workshop.
-Comments saying that an army/troop/character/whatever is cheesy. If you think
something is unbalanced, bring it up as a civil discussion - you might even learn an easy
way to beat it!
Who's Who on the Inquisitor List
Erik Setzer - List Administrator/Moderator
Tom Setzer - Co-Owner/Moderator
Gav Thorpe - Game Designer
Informative Sites
(Below is a list of informative sites that are useful to all
of the members of the list.)
The official Games Workshop website:
http://www.games-workshop.com
The official Inquisitor website:
http://www.exterminatus.com
The Realm of Inisfail (has a lot of information about the Warhammer 40,000 Universe)
http://www.geocities.com/ragnarlothbrok
Astral Projections (the official site of the list)
http://www.geocities.com/kaptingavrin
Games Workshop's Intellectual Property Rights Policy
http://www.games-workshop.com/ippolicy.html
Material Posted to the List
If you post material to this list, it becomes the property of
yourself, eGroups.com, and the entire list (the only exception is material posted by Games
Workshop Ltd., in which case only eGroups.com can claim partial ownership). This has
been placed in here to prevent arguments over ownership of anything posted to the
list. If you think this rule is unfair, build yourself a site with your material and
post the URL instead of the actual material.
Please note that though this means that anything posted to the list is fair game for
people to place on their own websites, it is just good netiquette to ask permission before
posting another's work to your own website. Anyone who posts material on their site
against the wishes of its author will be asked to work out a resolution with the author,
or be removed from the mailing list.
Messages Posted by Games Workshop
Any messages posted by Games Workshop are not subject to flaming. They should be read and regarded as extremely important by anyone. Any Intellectual Property rules, etc. posted by Games Workshop should be paid attention to and followed by all members of the list.
Conclusion
If you have any questions, comments, or complaints about the above, about another list member, or about the list in general, I can be contacted at gw-inquisitor-owner@egroups.com.