Congregational Membership Guidelines

[Lisa0315]

It is my understanding that Membership Guidelines still rule who can be a member and who can post and on what subjects they can post. Is this true?

The reason I ask here is because members of CCC are not allowed to discuss rules under the current probation in the forum.

I am not a member of CCC. I am a concerned CCC poster, however and was one of the people who helped draw up the Statement of Faith. I was also the first moderator there. So, I am very familiar with the guidelines for membership.

The membership guidelines in Conservative Christians is pretty easy. One must only agree with the Statement of Beliefs and sign in. One of those guidelines is to have a Pro-Life stance and be opposed to abortion.

Conservative Christians need to know if membership requirements as outlined in the Statement of Faith can be enforced. They are currently having people sign in who have posted that they do not agree with parts of the SoF.

What can be done without causing CCC to be shut down due to not following the probationary actions against the forum?

Lisa

[Criada]

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[Addicted2~Jesus]

The probation stupidity is jes screwed up period. So are all the 'attacks' on CC of late. Shear stupidity is all I can say....

As far as tryin to figure any of this out right now I think would be a waste of time. Lee er who er whatever hasn't finsihed screwin thins up, so it'd jes be a real waste of time to even try an sort it out. That is of course my personal opinion. Censor those who have a say in thins an obviously nuthin can be done.

[Letalis]

Why not use the rules sub-forum? Speak with the ET admins about possible utilizing the rules/policies sub-forum to discuss any changes to the SoF and guidelines.