Cardshare Section Rules

[Rick]

This forum is for general discussion of Card-share and associated technology, it is not intended to offer specific help to obtain a C/S for any package or service.
Please adhere to the following rules for cardshare discussion. They will be strictly enforced by the staff.

1. No discussion of UK providers
2. No exchanging share lines or advertising for shares. This includes via PM
3. No discussion of commercial servers
4. Do not PM staff asking for support
5. Do Not post WAN IP addresses or complete DNS addresses on the forum
6. Posting email addresses or Instant Messenger contacts on the forum will be considered advertising for shares as per rule 2
7. Do not post cam logs etc to the forum

Anyone breaking rules 1, 2 or 3 will be banned permanantly.

These rules are subject to review at any time.

[TheCoder]

Originally Posted by Rick

3. No discussion of commercial servers

Could you clarify please Rick !

Does that rule (or any other) preclude a technical discussion of how the commercial servers actually function or is it just a ban on mentioning the servers themselves ?

Dont want to get into trouble for a techy post describing processes.

[Rick]

A basic how it works in general is fine, so long as there is nothing specific to any provider . Basically what we allowed before bringing this section online. What we really don't want to see is mention of names of payservers, or detailed guides of how they work that could be used to set one up.

If any one is in any doubt what's ok to post, feel free to PM a member of staff before you post and we can OK it, therby avoiding any problems later.

[TheCoder]

Originally Posted by Rick

What we really don't want to see is mention of names of payservers, or detailed guides of how they work that could be used to set one up.

Certainly wont be getting that kind of info from me - setting them up is made more than easy by the sites that provide them so no help needed there !

I'm just interested in how they work as opposed to the simple CS systems people set up on dreamboxes etc. The fact that so few subscriptions can be used to serve to literally thousands is a fascinating subject.