Nobody says nothing about common-sense, I even can add a few more such "rules" from my large eventful experience of breaking them, but those are not rules, rules are the ones written as Game-Rules, but recommendations.
Even in my unsuccessful attempt to clarify the way RP rules are applied by the mods I didn't pretend such clarifications are rules, but merely a Conduit Code helping the RP mods to apply the rules in the same way in similar cases and for all of us a better understanding, in order to have a better RP and avoid unnecessary complaints filling the RP mods inbox.
Well, since you insist, with claps or no claps, let me tell ya affirmations like this are hilarious:
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6. And finally: the decisions of the mods are final. It does not matter if you are in the Council of Knights, or if you are a King, the decision is final and the only one who can overrule it Hoern;
How the decisions are final, if can be overruled? What use to make a petition if the decision is final and irrevocable?
Mods are still human, they can be tired, have a bad day like anybody, not to mention sometimes they are overloaded with moderation and complaints, especially RP mods. How can be such a decision irrevocable?
Council of Knights who suppose to defend the player's rights can overrule by vote such decisions if they consider the player was mistreated. Finally is for the admin. to validate the Council vote or the mods decision.
But if you want to write a guide about how to make a petition, get claps and sticky, you should refer to the Game-Rules about petitions in the first place [/b] like the target range of the petitions, who is addressed the petitions, the way the petitions are solved and only after that you can make suggestions about respecting general rules of posting in the board and other recommendations you think are useful, based on common-sense.
Because it's sticky with claps,
I would ask the author to make the necessary corrections as suggested