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Clover10123

Loving Trainer
Hello. I'm Clo. I'm new to the forums, but I understand pokemon pretty well. I've only been a trainer since 6th grade though, and now I'm in 10th grade. But hello. I'd love to trade pokemon codes with someone who has black or white, I bought it the day it came out, lol. <3
Luv Clo
 

chimkong

Well-Known Member
Hiya Clo, nice to meet ya. Hope you enjoy your stay here ^_^ There is only a tiny bit of a problem that you've posted this in the wrong section. Can somebody move it please?

~CK
 

Clover10123

Loving Trainer
Yeah I didn't realize that until I saw "Newbie section" and I was like oh. Oopsie. And yeah, I'd love to stay here. But I don't think posting this in the wrong place is a big deal, people aren't gonna remember this thread in like 2 weeks anyway, rofl.
Luv Clo
 

Kingothestone

Creamery Commander
Welcome to Serebii, friend. A few things you need to be aware of:

1: ALWAYS read the rules. Whether it be of a forum, sub forum, clan, trade shop, or anything else. Rules are important, and the Moderators rightfully take their jobs to heart.

2: Spambots are evil. End of discussion. If you see one, report them. They will usually have a link of some sort in their post, although we have recently had a string of 'newbies' with links in their sig (these were bots, also.). The main telltale about a thread made by a spambot is that it will be a completely nonsensical section. For example, the fake-newbies I mentioned above have been appeared in the 'general Pokemon discussion' section, instead of the newbie lounge, where you correctly posted. (Props to you on that, btw.) You can report spambots by using the 'yield' icon in the upper right hand corner of each post.

3: Posts are good, as long as they aren’t spam. If you read the rules, I believe there's a description of what qualifies as spam there.

4: If you're looking for friends, clans are the best way to go. They'll teach you about competitive battling, help you fill out your Pokedex, and in some cases, even goof off. My own clan, Operation Obliviate, is especially friendly, and we excel at the goofing off part, although we aren’t slouches at competitive battling, either.

5: Don't clutter the forums. If you're going to make a new thread, look around and make sure that there isn't already a thread talking about your topic. Duplicate threads simply get closed by the moderators, and it just makes their jobs more difficult.

Well, I think that covers just about everything. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot me either a VM or PM.

Welcome!
KingOtheStone (Call me Kotsy)

ps: If I left out anything, I'm sure that someone else will post it.

pps: Join Operation Obliviate! (Applies to anyone interested)
 

Clover10123

Loving Trainer
God that message is annoying.
Luv Clo
 
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