After five days on your account, you have access to forums
But, most people don't understand the rules or don't know how to forums but they want to use it

I suggest once to go onto forums ( for the first time) , a little pop up ( like the one you see on the first day of TFM) and it will explain the basics of the forums

/support
/half support
/no support

If you half support or do not support, please explain
saying people can read the guidelines isn't really a excuse for me , most don't understand it

winterflurry a dit :

saying people can read the guidelines isn't really a excuse for me , most don't understand it

What is there to not understand?
You don't post two times in a row. You don't make posts that don't contribute to the discussion. You don't flippin' post pornography.
I'm pretty sure the issue is on you, and not the staff, if you don't understand the rules.

More so, it's irresponsible to join a site and not read the rules. Going back to my first times on a forum, when I was like ten/eleven years old (so upwards of eleven years ago), the FIRST thing I would do is read the rules. I'd read the rules, introduce myself if necessary, and then I'd go on my merry way.
If you just jump in willy nilly without thinking there's consequences for your actions, that's your fault. A double post or something is forgivable (and usually only gets you a quick warning saying "hey, don't do it again"), but do not tell me you think it's perfectly fine to go to the beginnings of the forum and type "dddddddddddaasfgfdgh" on a post like some do. lol

Some of it's common sense too. Will you really think it's okay to post a topic about your favourite type of cheese in Fanarts?

That being said, I think linking them would be okay, sure. But to outright say they "don't understand the rules," it'll take far more than a popup saying "READ THESE!"

Alright.
I completely understand what your saying.

But I just think it would be nice to have some type of guide except going to different types of thread and reading all the rules/guidelines