1. This community is not for advertising or selling your work.
The site houses community areas eg. groups and the forum. In these areas please avoid links to sales i.e. e-bay, etsy etc.
Post links to blogs, websites etc but NOT to direct selling points. The "Your Page" area is not a community space so it is OK to post links to your etsy shop etc
2. List classes, fundraisers, exhibition or events in the main forum with links and information. If you are attending this event, please feel free to let people know, so if people want meetings can happen.
3. Members are encouraged to write tutorials but are under no obligation to do so. Please remember these are a gift to the community so don't demand or expect them.
4. Keep the discussion on topic. If another topic is introduced, start a separate thread as not to hijack the original posters topic.
5. A few don’ts:
Don't flame Newbies who make a faux pas - be friendly.
Don't post demeaning comments.
Don't post the same thing multiple times.
This is a family friendly group don't post inappropriate material as it will be removed.
6. Use the forum for general discussions and groups for specific discussions. If unsure, post to the forum. Title your subject clearly.
7. Swaps, round robbins, stitch a longs and challenges are organized through a group. Ideally leaders would have experience with these activities and be reliable.
8. Please limit your photo uploads to 6-10 photos. Once you have that many, delete older photos
If you have a Flickr account, please use it as it saves bandwidth. You are not limited by the 6-10 photos rule if you use flickr as the photos are housed at flickr not here.
Please keep all photos related to the topic of textiles. Use free websites that host personal photos such as flickr.
9. Abbreviations, colloquialisms and slang are often difficult for anyone who has English as their second language. So please avoid them.
10 Use the groups for more specific discussions. Any member can create a group. Discuss it with the community first to see if there is interest.
The group moderator is whoever started the group. The moderator needs to monitor the group and keep it going in the original stated direction.