READ ME!! Clan Forum Guidelines

[Karl]

You may use this forum for recruiting new members but please keep all clan activity confined to a single thread. All clan discussions should utilize the Social Groups feature found by clicking the Community tab along the top bar of the forum.

As always, keep the Forum Rules in mind when posting.

Although not necessary, it is generally a good idea to include some information about your team in your clan thread. Such information can include but is not limited to any of the following:

• A description of your clan's history or purpose.
• A roster with a full or partial list of the team members.
• Information concerning whether or not your team is recruiting.
• A statement as to whether you intend to enter your clan in events such as the Altitude Proleague or other tournaments/leagues that may be organized.

You might also find tgleaf's guide on creating a respectable clan to be of use, especially if this is your first time posting.

[Esoteric]

Good call, Karl. Only after all the clan stuff was moved did I realize how much space those posts were taking up.

[Kuja900]

It has been bugging me for while over 3/4 of front page of general forum taken up by team/clan pages. Thanks for this Karl.

[ryebone]

Finally, main forum is readable again. Pat on the head Karl.

[Stormich]

Thank you for making this subforum, clans were making general too crowded

[wolf'j'max]

wow this is great thank you karl should be a much better now.

[Beagle]

Thanks!

Uh, 10 chars so... thanks again!

[Evan20000]

This makes the forums alot more ledgible, thank you.

[Loli.ta]

Heh, it feels quite awkward to bring my mouse to the bottom of the forum. I missed click General Discussion. I liked this move, kudos Karl.

[STACK]

Welcome to the new general forum section ^^

[MoxyCrimefighter]

lol yeah! there are WAY too many threads that aren't even being used anymore.