Doctor Who Site Comment Rules – Update

The Doctor Who Site Help – Comments

Please DO NOT post spoilers in the merchandise section – they have nothing to do with the article and not everyone wants to see them, they ruin episodes for many. It is simply not fair to post them here

Can everyone please keep to one, sensible user name, we are getting to many people with multiple and un-necessarily long user names. In future they will just be deleted. I would remind every one that we can tell if you are posting from the same IP address

Time for a reminder of our long established rules i think…

Comment rules…

The Doctor Who site welcomes constructive comments related to the news article in question. Please try to refrain from posting irrelevant or unnecessary comments.
Please remember this website is used buy all age groups and different nationalities, therefore please do not comment on peoples grammar or spelling.

Any posts Implying you have “inside information” on, or have seen or have in your possession future or unannounced products may be deleted. Any post that is likely to cause argument, or is disrespectful to other posters, manufactures or retailers will be deleted.

Please be polite in the collections section – Any comments like “that looks rubbish” or “i could do much better” will just get deleted.

Some comments may be delayed from being visible until moderated, this could take several hours in some cases.

Certain words, sometimes used perfectly innocently, may cause the comment to be blocked until approved.

We would please ask you to try not to conduct long conversations in the comment sections, we simply do not have the capacity for this.

Links posted in comments may not be displayed and all are moderated. We are not responsible for the content of external websites.

We reserve the right to delete or edit any post entirely at our discretion and for whatever reason.

We are aware if different user names are being used from the same address

If you leave unacceptable comments your IP address will be blocked, in some cases permanently.

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