Maintaining Quality, Civility, and Productivity on Physics Forums

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Physics Forums emphasizes the importance of quality, civility, and productivity in discussions, encouraging members to reflect on these values when posting. A recent notice sparked a lighthearted reaction, with some interpreting it as a warning rather than a reminder. The community appreciates the humorous approach while acknowledging the need for constructive engagement. Members are committed to improving their contributions in line with these principles. Overall, maintaining a respectful and productive environment is a shared goal among participants.
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I just saw the notice "Hello lugita15! Physics Forums values quality, civility and productivity. Please think of these three things whenever you write a post." For a moment I thought I was being given a warning or something.

The joke is a nice touch though.
 
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I just saw the notice "Hello lugita15! Physics Forums values quality, civility and productivity. Please think of these three things whenever you write a post." For a moment I thought I was being given a warning or something.

The joke is a nice touch though.

Thanks for the feedback and I agree. I am working on it.
 

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