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Help using our forum:

Below are the answers to some of the common questions asked about our forum.

Using the forum	For the full Yabb Help manual to help get the most out of our forum, click here.
How to post a message	To post a message in our forum, you must first become a member of the forum. Here's how to register and post a message: Register a forum account using the "Register" option on the forum menu bar towards the top of the forum front page. When you have completed registration, you will be emailed a password Go to the forum and select "Login" from the menu. You will be asked for your username and password Once you have logged on, you will be presented with a list of discussion boards (TV, radio, comedy, etc). Look for the discussion board that interests you, and click on the board name. You will now see all of the messages for that board. To post a new message, select "Start new topic" (You'll find this above the list of discussions on the right). If you can't see "Start new topic", double-check you have logged on by making sure it doesn't say "Welcome Guest" in the top right hand corner. You should now be at the "Start new topic" screen. Type in a subject for your message in the Subject box, then your message in the Message box. When you're happy, press the 'Post message'.
Problems logging on	When you register with this forum, you'll be emailed with a password to go with your username. To log on, do the following: Go to the forum front page and select 'Login' from the menu When prompted, enter your username Or email address) and password If you have a problem logging on, or see a message such as "An Error Has Occurred", you may need to refresh the webpage (press F5), or shut down the web browser, re-open it and try again - this can happen if you've changd your password and the browser is remembering the old status. If you see that your username or password aren't recognised, this could be something to do with how you're entering your username or password. These are case-sensitive, so make sure you are using capital letters if needed. You'll be able to confirm that you're logged in by looking at the status message in the top-right of the forum. If you're in, it will say "Good Morning / Afternoon / Evening [username]. You have x messages" Still having proiblems, read on...
Other problems?	Message telling you "You are not logged in" - The forum makes use of cookies to remember your login details. Make sure your browser isn't blocking our cookie (Tools > Internet Options > Privacy). Also, try the advice above Old logon details - Logon details are held in a cookie, and if you've changed your login details, there may be a cookie problem - Use Tools > Internet Options > Delete Cookies if you have problems. Not getting the welcome email or notification emails? Chances are you or your email provider have filtered our automated message as spam. Check your spam folder for our welcome message. You can request that the message is sent again using the "Forgot password?" option on the forum sign-in page. If you're still not getting the mail, contact us and ask us to reset your password. Include your email address and username.

Forum Usage Agreement

To use our forum, you must agree to the following terms and conditions:

You agree, through your use of this forum, that you will not post any material which is false, defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, vulgar, hateful, harassing, obscene, profane, sexually oriented, threatening, invasive of a person's privacy, or otherwise in violation of ANY law. This is not humorous and legal actions can be taken against you. You also agree not to post any copyrighted material unless the copyright is owned by you or you have consent from the owner of the copyrighted material. Spam, flooding, advertisements, chain letters, pyramid schemes, and solicitations are also inappropriate to this forum, as is requesting or supplying information on how to 'crack' software, protected content or any encyrpted programs or systems.

Note that it is impossible for us to confirm the validity of posts on this forum. Please remember that we do not actively monitor the posted messages and are not responsible for their content. We do not warrant the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any information presented. The messages express the views of the author, not necessarily the views of the site owners/administrators. Anyone who feels that a posted message is in breach of this Usage Agreement is encouraged to notify an administrator of this forum immediately. We have the rights to remove objectionable content, within a reasonable time frame, if we determine that removal is necessary. This is a manual process, however, so please realize that we may not be able to remove or edit particular messages immediately. This policy applies to member profile information as well.

You remain solely responsible for the content of your messages, and you agree to indemnify and hold harmless this forum, and any related websites to this forum. RadioandTelly also reserves the right to reveal your identity (or any information we have about you) in the event of a complaint or legal action arising from any information posted by you.

You have the ability, as you register, to choose your username. By accepting the user agreement when creating your username and account, you agree to never give your password out to another member for your protection and for validity reasons. You also agree to NEVER use another member's account to post messages or browse this forum. Creation of multiple accounts and/or usernames by a single individual is not permitted.

After you register and log into this forum, you can fill out a detailed profile. Any information we deem inaccurate or vulgar will be removed.

Please note that with each post, your IP address is recorded. In the case of a major violation of this agreement, this information may be used to contact your Internet Service Provider. The forum administrators reserve the right to remove a user's account and/or ban a user in cases where a breach of conditions or acceptable usage has been identified.