Chatterbox: Chirp at Cricket

@Admins- there's something I want to ask about! I've seen a lot of differing rules, and sometimes you keep in bad and harmful things, like a story I heard about someone's parent who swore online and discriminated against a lot of people. I know CBers don't like that you sometimes let language through, and others don't like that you take out important parts of posts with no explanation.

I work hard on my posts! The length before they are released means I think in depth about what I want to put inside, and try to have good grammar and phrasing. However, I often don't post them outside the Chatterbox! I'd like to know what you would cut out, so I can take it out myself, reducing your workload and keeping my posts intact. I think this would be good for everyone! You say a lot of vague things about the rules, and I'd like to know what you mean by it. 

TL;DR: @Admins, can you reply to this post with a list of all your rules? Then I can link it in The Ultimate Guide!

The best we can do is to repeat Chatterbox guidelines that comments should be respectful and what we consider suitable for even our youngest readers. The context of a comment is very important. Please keep in mind that Chatterbox is not intended to be a problem/advice site, a place to discuss anything, nor all things for all people, and that there are different Admins posting comments at different times. We can't all be aware of everything that's been posted, but we do our best to stick to the same guidelines. Some words may be deleted if we think including them may lead to a discussion beyond Chatterbox allowable limits. I suggest you keep a copy of any comment you submit, then if it is edited before posting, check to see what was deleted. That will give you a specific idea of what to avoid next time. Or when in doubt, leave it out! (Gee, that rhymes!)

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