a little help/reminder: how prefixes work, read this before you post please

[Hector.1234]

ikr

 

[Hernan]

Wait what did i do sorry

You don’t start a thread in another of something, make your own thread in the ratings section with the “OP” prefix.

 

[Hernan]

ikr

No you’re just retarded and don’t know how to use a forum. It’s pretty easy to learn too, each section serves a purpose, as does each prefix and each subforum. It’s not hard to learn how to post here and it’s literally like any other internet place with multiple users.

 

[Hector.1234]

No you’re just retarded and don’t know how to use a forum. It’s pretty easy to learn too, each section serves a purpose, as does each prefix and each subforum. It’s not hard to learn how to post here and it’s literally like any other internet place with multiple users.

Sorry wait what did i do wrong can u tell me so i can fix it please it wont happen again

 

[Hector.1234]

You don’t start a thread in another of something, make your own thread in the ratings section with the “OP” prefix.

Ohhh ok thank yoy i am very sorry

 

[Tommy_37]

Hi, hope you're doing good.
I've noticed some new users, a fair amount, don't know how to use a prefix.
A prefix is what you see before the title, it kinda sets apart the threads because you can clasify them with it.

For this specific forum and private ratings there are three exclusive prefixes:
You have three options, "OP", "Not OP" and "Mog Battle".
OP means original poster, when asking for a rating, whenever it's you, select "OP".
When it's not you, select "Not OP" (logic itself here).
Mog Battle means that you put minimally two people in there and ask users which one looks better, when doing that,
please select "Mog Battle".

Doing it wrong a first or second time when you're new is completely understandable ofcourse,
you can edit it for a few minutes after posting, else i'll edit it for you, tagging me is appreciated in those cases.
When you keep doing it wrong however, you can get either a verbal warning or a 10% warning from me so please check the prefixes before posting to make sure you avoid any unneccessary troubles during your time here.

Thanks and have a great day.

Thx bro. Imagine how nice this forum would be if everyone was as nice and understandable as u are

 

[MulletM1chas]

Hi, hope you're doing good.
I've noticed some new users, a fair amount, don't know how to use a prefix.
A prefix is what you see before the title, it kinda sets apart the threads because you can clasify them with it.

For this specific forum and private ratings there are three exclusive prefixes:
You have three options, "OP", "Not OP" and "Mog Battle".
OP means original poster, when asking for a rating, whenever it's you, select "OP".
When it's not you, select "Not OP" (logic itself here).
Mog Battle means that you put minimally two people in there and ask users which one looks better, when doing that,
please select "Mog Battle".

Doing it wrong a first or second time when you're new is completely understandable ofcourse,
you can edit it for a few minutes after posting, else i'll edit it for you, tagging me is appreciated in those cases.
When you keep doing it wrong however, you can get either a verbal warning or a 10% warning from me so please check the prefixes before posting to make sure you avoid any unneccessary troubles during your time here.

Thanks and have a great day.

Thanks that is gonna be useful info

 

[jaaba]

Hi, hope you're doing good.
I've noticed some new users, a fair amount, don't know how to use a prefix.
A prefix is what you see before the title, it kinda sets apart the threads because you can clasify them with it.

For this specific forum and private ratings there are three exclusive prefixes:
You have three options, "OP", "Not OP" and "Mog Battle".
OP means original poster, when asking for a rating, whenever it's you, select "OP".
When it's not you, select "Not OP" (logic itself here).
Mog Battle means that you put minimally two people in there and ask users which one looks better, when doing that,
please select "Mog Battle".

Doing it wrong a first or second time when you're new is completely understandable ofcourse,
you can edit it for a few minutes after posting, else i'll edit it for you, tagging me is appreciated in those cases.
When you keep doing it wrong however, you can get either a verbal warning or a 10% warning from me so please check the prefixes before posting to make sure you avoid any unneccessary troubles during your time here.

Thanks and have a great day.

Not a single grey read a molecule

 

[Hernan]

Not a single grey read a molecule

 

[LTNUser]

Great thread. It's nice that you help new users

You guys are both helpful

 

[Deleted member 284999]

Okay

 

[Deleted member 19325]

greycels shit post in looksmaxxing section

 

[HighLtn]

Hi, hope you're doing good.
I've noticed some new users, a fair amount, don't know how to use a prefix.

I wasnt that stupid when i joined

 

[kiannnn]

Hi, hope you're doing good.
I've noticed some new users, a fair amount, don't know how to use a prefix.
A prefix is what you see before the title, it kinda sets apart the threads because you can clasify them with it.

For this specific forum and private ratings there are three exclusive prefixes:
You have three options, "OP", "Not OP" and "Mog Battle".
OP means original poster, when asking for a rating, whenever it's you, select "OP".
When it's not you, select "Not OP" (logic itself here).
Mog Battle means that you put minimally two people in there and ask users which one looks better, when doing that,
please select "Mog Battle".

Doing it wrong a first or second time when you're new is completely understandable ofcourse,
you can edit it for a few minutes after posting, else i'll edit it for you, tagging me is appreciated in those cases.
When you keep doing it wrong however, you can get either a verbal warning or a 10% warning from me so please check the prefixes before posting to make sure you avoid any unneccessary troubles during your time here.

Thanks and have a great day.

nice ass moderator

 

[Youzer]

water that greys desperately need to drink


"rate my friend"

wit da prefix "OP"

So if you're having people rate someone other than yourself on your post you use "Not OP"?

 

[neuroincelvergent44]

Hi, hope you're doing good.
I've noticed some new users, a fair amount, don't know how to use a prefix.
A prefix is what you see before the title, it kinda sets apart the threads because you can clasify them with it.

For this specific forum and private ratings there are three exclusive prefixes:
You have three options, "OP", "Not OP" and "Mog Battle".
OP means original poster, when asking for a rating, whenever it's you, select "OP".
When it's not you, select "Not OP" (logic itself here).
Mog Battle means that you put minimally two people in there and ask users which one looks better, when doing that,
please select "Mog Battle".

Doing it wrong a first or second time when you're new is completely understandable ofcourse,
you can edit it for a few minutes after posting, else i'll edit it for you, tagging me is appreciated in those cases.
When you keep doing it wrong however, you can get either a verbal warning or a 10% warning from me so please check the prefixes before posting to make sure you avoid any unneccessary troubles during your time here.

Thanks and have a great day.

 

[backzero]

Hi, hope you're doing good.
I've noticed some new users, a fair amount, don't know how to use a prefix.
A prefix is what you see before the title, it kinda sets apart the threads because you can clasify them with it.

For this specific forum and private ratings there are three exclusive prefixes:
You have three options, "OP", "Not OP" and "Mog Battle".
OP means original poster, when asking for a rating, whenever it's you, select "OP".
When it's not you, select "Not OP" (logic itself here).
Mog Battle means that you put minimally two people in there and ask users which one looks better, when doing that,
please select "Mog Battle".

Doing it wrong a first or second time when you're new is completely understandable ofcourse,
you can edit it for a few minutes after posting, else i'll edit it for you, tagging me is appreciated in those cases.
When you keep doing it wrong however, you can get either a verbal warning or a 10% warning from me so please check the prefixes before posting to make sure you avoid any unneccessary troubles during your time here.

Thanks and have a great day.

high iq

 

[Johan 556]

Hi, hope you're doing good.
I've noticed some new users, a fair amount, don't know how to use a prefix.
A prefix is what you see before the title, it kinda sets apart the threads because you can clasify them with it.

For this specific forum and private ratings there are three exclusive prefixes:
You have three options, "OP", "Not OP" and "Mog Battle".
OP means original poster, when asking for a rating, whenever it's you, select "OP".
When it's not you, select "Not OP" (logic itself here).
Mog Battle means that you put minimally two people in there and ask users which one looks better, when doing that,
please select "Mog Battle".

Doing it wrong a first or second time when you're new is completely understandable ofcourse,
you can edit it for a few minutes after posting, else i'll edit it for you, tagging me is appreciated in those cases.
When you keep doing it wrong however, you can get either a verbal warning or a 10% warning from me so please check the prefixes before posting to make sure you avoid any unneccessary troubles during your time here.

Thanks and have a great day.

Love the naked snake Avi.

 

[6ftmtn-htnPotential]

water that greys desperately need to drink


"rate my friend"

wit da prefix "OP"

As a grey, I understand.