What Is The Title Of Forum Rule %c2%a7 3.3 Cs Rin -
No. The rule is temporal, not status-based. Even if a crack for version 1.0 was released a month ago, if version 1.1 patch drops at 10:00 AM, you cannot post asking for it until 10:01 AM the next day.
If you want to avoid the ire of the moderators (known as "The Janitor" and the admin "5BB"):
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"§ 3.3" site:cs.rin.ru what is the title of forum rule %C2%A7 3.3 cs rin
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To give you a complete picture, here is how § 3.3 fits into the larger rule structure: Search within CS
| Section | Title | Contains Rule | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | § 1 | General Conduct | No racism, no politics, English only. | | § 2 | Content & Copyright | No malware, no doxxing, no direct links to paid content. | | § 3 | Posting Guidelines | This is where § 3.3 lives. | | 3.1 | Do not beg... | (Repacks, cracks, updates, DLC) | | 3.2 | Do not ask for scene invites... | (No requesting access to private trackers) | | 3.3 | *Do not request or post about game updates or new games on release day. * | *The answer to your query. * | | 3.4 | Do not derail release threads... | (Keep discussion relevant to the specific game build) |
No. That is § 3.1 , titled "Do not beg for repacks, cracks, updates, or DLC." Rule 3.3 is specifically about the timing of the request, not the content. Check cached versions (Google cache, Wayback Machine) of
If you ignore the title of this rule and post "Game XYZ v1.2 update out now, please upload" on the same day the update drops, you will face immediate consequences:
The title itself acts as a filter. If a user reads "Do not request or post about game updates or new games on release day" and does it anyway, they are considered a bot or a troll.