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			<title>Forum Etiquette</title>
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			<description>When we (Yuma 4X4) are out on the trail, we practice &quot;Trail Etiquette&quot;. When we (Yuma 4X4) are on the forum, we practice &quot;Forum Etiquette&quot;.



Forum etiquette means maintaining a standard of posting behavior that is acceptable and appropriate. Forum etiquette can be flexible, according to the subject of the forum, but there are certain standards most people expect others to maintain. Some lines must be drawn for the safety of all posting on the forum.



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