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Tutorials General Guidelines

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1Tutorials General Guidelines Empty Tutorials General Guidelines Tue Jan 22, 2019 10:22 pm

GubernatorFan

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When submitting a topic/thread into this section, please consider the following.

Your tutorial should be designed to make a difficult task easier by offering simple instructions for processes and steps that are potentially complicated.

This is not the area for WIP, but proven techniques. Also, this is not the place to post a new topic asking a question -- although you can ask follow up questions in existing tutorials topics, or post a new topic asking a question in the General Talk section.

A. At the very least, make sure your post indicates clearly the steps you took to achieve the final look of whatever it is you are presenting.

B. Ideally, provide step by step detailed (and illustrated) description of the process. Or more fully,

1.  Create the outline of the tutorial and decide what its structure will be.
2.  Go through each step of the process as if you were doing it for the first time.
3.  Write down each passage and the problems you encountered.
4.  Whether you are creating a step-by-step video or a how-to article, start by giving an introduction (e.g. topics explained, areas covered, requirements, level of difficulty).
5.  Describe each step thoroughly and include also minor steps.
6.  Provide instructions in a clear, detailed, and comprehensible way (no technical jargon — assume you’re talking to beginners only).
7.  Post pictures.
8.  If you are going to use links and downloads, verify the format is easily accessible (not everyone can visualize large files or Quicktime or Flash).
9.  Make sure the process is organized into logical steps.
10.  Ask someone to try your tutorial and test it to make sure it’s completely understandable before posting.

Adult themes -- keep your posts "safe for work." If you do want to post something that might be considered a little questionable, please begin with a few clear disclaimers (e.g.: adult content, not safe for work/NSFW, etc) and for anything that might be more explicit and hardcore use a link instead of posting an image on here. That said, this is not really the place for truly explicit material. Inappropriate or irrelevant posts or topics may be deleted at any time. Our host Forumotion's policies include a prohibition of "content of a sexual, obscene, pornographic nature," and lack of compliance with this policy could result in anything from deletion of specific post to the shutting down of the whole forum.

As a basic rule of thumb, content posted in the forum must conform to what is public beach appropriate in Europe and America (since that is where the sites are based); images posted for informational purposes (for example the action figure body modification tutorials) should be digitally censored as necessary (e.g., blacking out genitalia, female nipples, etc). For anything adult-themed, please remember to use disclaimers (e.g., NSFW), as suggested above, and use links for anything more explicit or sensitive. Please do not post or link anything obscene or pornographic, or otherwise violating the Forumotion terms of service (linked above).


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