Wat r the ehelp rules

Here's the answer Rob gave a while back:

http://www.ehelp.com/questions/10444893/what-can-happend-if-i-voted-someone

Every user has a Reputation score. When they post clear and useful questions or answers, other users can vote their score up or down. To view a user's rep score, click on their User Name or Icon.

Voting a question or answer up adds 5 points to their Reputation score.
Voting it down causes them to lose 2 points.
If a post is removed for violating the rules, they lose 20 points.

The rules are:
* You cannot post identifying information (Email, Name, Address, Telephone)
* You cannot use Ehelp to promote products or web sites.
* You cannot attack or abuse other members.
* Any other posts judged to be outside the intended purpose of exchanging useful information may be removed.

---------------
Info about anonymity:
http://www.ehelp.com/questions/10443948/what-exactly-does-anonymous-mean-on-ehelp

---------------
More from Ryan the founder about abuse:
http://www.ehelp.com/questions/10443938/what-do-you-think-ehelp-should-improve-with

When clicking the "Report Abuse" link, members with higher Reputation Score are more trusted, thus their votes will have more "weight".

For instance, a post will be automatically deleted when it receives more than 3 "votes" by members who with a Rep greater than 200.

the easiest way to remember the rules is just be genuinely helpful or dont say anything -- just like in life

I'm kinda hopin there aren't any...and ya noe...so far so good.