[Budge007]

It's come to my attention that quite a few members are posting Nintendo news on the website. Now this is not a problem, you are welcome to post news about anything on this website so long as it's appropriate. However, what your unwelcome to do is complain when an official FC news writer reports news on the front page you reported earlier than them.

The News Team's job is to keep the front page fresh with Nintendo news. We don't go looking around this forum to see what news you guys have reported so we can slap our names on it and stick it on the front page. We don't care if you posted this 3 days earlier than us, nor do we care if you want us to delete the article because of it.

If you don't like this then don't post news.

[SoSik]

Originally Posted by Budge007

It's come to my attention that quite a few members are posting Nintendo news on the website. Now this is not a problem, you are welcome to post news about anything on this website so long as it's appropriate. However, what your unwelcome to do is complain when an official FC news writer reports news on the front page you reported earlier than them.

The News Team's job is to keep the front page fresh with Nintendo news. We don't go looking around this forum to see what news you guys have reported so we can slap our names on it and stick it on the front page. We don't care if you posted this 3 days earlier than us, nor do we care if you want us to delete the article because of it.

If you don't like this then don't post news.

You may still of course post news if you'd like to inform us about it earlier perhaps.
May even receive karma for doing so.

[Dani]

Well said, Budge.

Originally Posted by SoSik

You may still of course post news if you'd like to inform us about it earlier perhaps.
May even receive karma for doing so.

If you do try to help out a News Writer with news for the front page, you must still provide a source. This means the News Writer will then link to the original source; they will not be giving you credit, as it is still someone else's information.

[Chrono917]

Will do, Sir.