Changes needed in my posting style.

[kio_http]

Having signed the COC recently in launchpad, I am greatly concerned in the specific changes I need for my posting style.

I received a PM from cariboo907

This is the Ubuntu forums. Ubuntu's desktop of choice is gnome. Quit trying to promote KDE in every sub-forum. IF you have questions about KDE there is a forum dedicated to it called Kubuntu.

I thank cariboo for the notice. I shall stop stating to try KDE to beginners.
I shall also stop advising GNOME users, who have GNOME crashed to just get KDE working temporarily to get a temporary DE.

Am I also required to not mention KDE, Kubuntu in my signature.

Also you incorrectly mentioned about a Kubuntu forum. kubuntuforums.net is not an official forum (Maintained by a volunteer on his server) and has a very low activity.

Am I not allowed to ask any KDE related questions on this forum. (I noticed the presence of a Kubuntu tag and KDE tag for posting in support categories).

I also believed that ubuntuforums.org was an official forum for the Ubuntu project which comprises of Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Edubuntu, Xubuntu and (soon) Lubuntu.

For this reason I believe the only change in my posting is
i. Mentioning KDE to current users of other DE's in posts.
ii.Advising users with crashed GNOME etc to install KDE as a temporary UI.

Am I supposed to not use the forum for KDE related questions and KDE related surveys in the CAFE as I believe cariboo stated?

Quoted from
Main Support Categories
"Choose the most appropriate category for your questions regarding ANY Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu/Edubuntu release."

Kubuntu, KDE, Xubuntu, XFCE tags are present in the forum as predefined tags.

Therefore, am I supposed to change my posting style as mentioned above or completely quit mentioning KDE?

[matthew]

How about trying to help users with the software they have and have already chosen to install/use rather than suggest they download an entirely different desktop to solve problems that may be solved without doing such a major change?

The real problem is that you come across, perhaps unintentionally, as arrogant and pushy and unwilling to see alternatives to your opinion without strong and direct discussions.

[kio_http]

The real problem is that you come across, perhaps unintentionally, as arrogant and pushy and unwilling to see alternatives to your opinion without strong and direct discussions.

I shall take heed of this notice and correct my ways.

[kio_http]

The actual reason I posted here is uncertainty whether discussing Kubuntu and KDE is allowed here following the PM from cariboo907

[matthew]

The actual reason I posted here is uncertainty whether discussing Kubuntu and KDE is allowed here following the PM from cariboo907

Of course it is allowed. The problem is not that these are discussed, but rather the frequency (and near ubiquity) with which you mention them as a solution to problems that aren't really related to either KDE or Kubuntu.