Guidelines, that is what they are.
Not stiff, court prone laws but structural guides to ensure we get value for every time we spend here. Please read especially if you are going to be joining us as we assume that you have read and accepted this guidelines thereby are binding (remember not court prone) to your activities here.
Signing up with DOGS IN AFRICA (DIA)
How?
That is pretty much simple. Just click the 'Join This Site' above the list of members and fill in your email and password which are not recorded in anyway ( I am sure you know that) to authenticate your person and that is it.
Who can?
There is no discrimination here. We are all humans created with our unique hinges to fit together into a masterpiece, so everyone is invited; the black, the white, the red, brown, blue if there is a new race by that color.. You can join us BUT the focus of this site is on dogs either breed or imported to Africa and all it takes to keep them alive like their more developed counterparts in advanced countries. however, if we see an appreciable amount of non-African signed up members, we have a reserve plan to inculcate them in by way of healthy comparison of living conditions at both ends etc.
It will also be required that every signed up member submits a picture of their dog(s) for display and proper recognition and also state city and country of residence of the dog (if not the owner's). This is non negotiable. Failing members will be dismembered without further notice.
What happens on DOGS IN AFRICA
What we do basically is to pick up issues and trash them exhaustively and then move on to another and another and another and sometimes back to something we have treated before.
We would also have a very long section that deals with every registered dog on the site where we allow owners to ask questions that every other person will take turn in suggesting possible solutions etc
Activities on this site will be indicatively updated as it goes along.
Who can?
Only signed up members can contribute to activities per time but non members can read (of course) and participate in open polls. Sometimes, based on discretion, we might launch a free comment seasons for anonymous comments but usually short lived. please note atha all communications on this site are to be in english and, however firuns by country will allow few words 9not sentences) to be shared in local dialects. defaulters beyond the above stated allowance will have their comments withdrawn without warning.
Monetizing/Advertising on DOGS IN AFRICA
Till further notice, no form of advertisements of products,services or websites of/or referred by members are allowed on this site including in the forums. any discovered link to any site without due authorization by us will have such comments automatically deleted without warning.
Once, we have established the cores of this site beyond doubt, we can consider advertising opportunities of members in forums.
SUPPORT
We allow suggestions, opinions and other administrative supports that can help make the site better and resourceful for members and readers alike.
Dated Sat, 02/03/2013
Not stiff, court prone laws but structural guides to ensure we get value for every time we spend here. Please read especially if you are going to be joining us as we assume that you have read and accepted this guidelines thereby are binding (remember not court prone) to your activities here.
Signing up with DOGS IN AFRICA (DIA)
How?
That is pretty much simple. Just click the 'Join This Site' above the list of members and fill in your email and password which are not recorded in anyway ( I am sure you know that) to authenticate your person and that is it.
Who can?
There is no discrimination here. We are all humans created with our unique hinges to fit together into a masterpiece, so everyone is invited; the black, the white, the red, brown, blue if there is a new race by that color.. You can join us BUT the focus of this site is on dogs either breed or imported to Africa and all it takes to keep them alive like their more developed counterparts in advanced countries. however, if we see an appreciable amount of non-African signed up members, we have a reserve plan to inculcate them in by way of healthy comparison of living conditions at both ends etc.
It will also be required that every signed up member submits a picture of their dog(s) for display and proper recognition and also state city and country of residence of the dog (if not the owner's). This is non negotiable. Failing members will be dismembered without further notice.
What happens on DOGS IN AFRICA
What we do basically is to pick up issues and trash them exhaustively and then move on to another and another and another and sometimes back to something we have treated before.
We would also have a very long section that deals with every registered dog on the site where we allow owners to ask questions that every other person will take turn in suggesting possible solutions etc
Activities on this site will be indicatively updated as it goes along.
Who can?
Only signed up members can contribute to activities per time but non members can read (of course) and participate in open polls. Sometimes, based on discretion, we might launch a free comment seasons for anonymous comments but usually short lived. please note atha all communications on this site are to be in english and, however firuns by country will allow few words 9not sentences) to be shared in local dialects. defaulters beyond the above stated allowance will have their comments withdrawn without warning.
Monetizing/Advertising on DOGS IN AFRICA
Till further notice, no form of advertisements of products,services or websites of/or referred by members are allowed on this site including in the forums. any discovered link to any site without due authorization by us will have such comments automatically deleted without warning.
Once, we have established the cores of this site beyond doubt, we can consider advertising opportunities of members in forums.
SUPPORT
We allow suggestions, opinions and other administrative supports that can help make the site better and resourceful for members and readers alike.
Dated Sat, 02/03/2013
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