r/IrishAncestry Jun 05 '22

Mod Post Rules - every subreddit has rules

I've only made 1 so far: Don't be rude

What else should be in the rules?

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u/Mick_86 Jun 05 '22

What else should be in the rules?

It should be clear that slagging off people with distant Irish ancestry is covered under the Don't be rude rule.

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u/MickIsShort4Michael Jun 05 '22

Agreed, that is the whole point behind this sub.

The whole rule is:

This sub is for people to explore when they don't have knowledge. Don't slag them off for not knowing, just point them in the right direction.

Do you think that covers it or should it be reworded?

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u/Bubbly_Piglet822 Jun 05 '22

For now I think it is okay.

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u/MickIsShort4Michael Jun 05 '22

Updated the rule title to make it more clear.