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Do not respond to a post addressed specifically to JB until he himself has replied. Wait your turn! (One exception: If JB's answer is already in the
FAQs, it is okay to post a link -- save JB having to look it up!)
Don't phrase your questions to JB as answers, as in "Did you paint your house red because you hate blue?" Make it, "Why did you paint your house red?"
Posts that presume to read JB's mind will be automatically deleted, regardless of content.
Don't start a new thread just to bash someone or something. Try to keep new threads either positive or neutral. Negative opinions will pop up in abundance, but we don't really need to start there!
Don't post "answers" to questions unless they are really answers — not guesses.
Do not cut and paste from other boards. If you feel the comments elsewhere are important enough to be referenced here, post a link.
Do not under any circumstances post links which are automatic downloads!
Do not start self-promotional threads. This forum exists for the discussion and promotion of the work of John Byrne, not yours. Putting a link to your
website in your signature is fine, but making a thread about your latest product or service is not.
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Please don't repost images from the same thread unless your message is on a different page than the original image.
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Membership in the JBF is strictly limited to fans of the work of John Byrne. But ... why would you want to be here otherwise?