We need DOs and DONTs in addition to CoC

[matthew]

Good job, and thanks again!

[Canis familiaris]

Stickied

Great

[Canis familiaris]

How about:
Avoid using terminologies like M$, Windows$, etc. at least in the support forums. (though not nessecary IMO)
Do not PM support questions. Start a thread so that everyone will benefit. (Stole from your sig, Matthew )

[alzie]

Inclusion of sarcasm and snide remarks? I know its meant in humour but it often doesn't come out that way.

[Ryadt]

Can something be added about double-posting or multi-posting.

[overdrank]

Can something be added about double-posting or multi-posting.

HI and it does
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=885589

[Joeb454]

Done!

[sayakb]

Good work Joe!!
These may also be considered:
Donts: No username change requests
Dos: Try to post at the correct forum (section?)

[dhughes]

A pet peeve of mine is when you see a post in which the problem has been found and the person posting says something like "Never mind I fixed it!" leaving everyone hanging there wondering how it was fixed, asking the original poster to say what the fix was usually goes unanswered.

A post should have a resolution, if the post is still active and people are able to still reply i.e. it's not read-only then someone should complete it. Someone could post a link to another post of the same topic in which the problem was found and explained, a simple and fast way to resolve it.

If nobody knows how to fix the problem the post gets old and is set to read-only in that situation the post should be deleted otherwise it's just confusing and of no use to anyone, and a waste of storage space.

[Elfy]

Donts: No username change requests

Except under particular circumstances - e-mail as user name for instance