Isn't it technically illegal to post them?paleonaps wrote:Those with rules: what are they?
That being said, wait a bit and I'm sure you can find them posted elsewhere. Why bother asking here if it's against the rules?
Isn't it technically illegal to post them?paleonaps wrote:Those with rules: what are they?
The new rules are here! The new rules are here! I'll tell you the resources since that is what the great debate has been about.Kokonilly wrote:Isn't it technically illegal to post them?paleonaps wrote:Those with rules: what are they?
That being said, wait a bit and I'm sure you can find them posted elsewhere. Why bother asking here if it's against the rules?
You can write anything you want in the guides and on the printed sides of the tree list. Anything written on the blank side of a tree list will count, and has always counted, as a part of the one page of notes.Altairey wrote:The rules usually allow us to write on any of the resources. When I printed off the tree list it was four pages long. Are we going to be required to come with two front-and-back pages, or keep it at four and have that much extra room for notes?
Altairey wrote:The rules usually allow us to write on any of the resources. When I printed off the tree list it was four pages long. Are we going to be required to come with two front-and-back pages, or keep it at four and have that much extra room for notes?
According to the draft rules, you may have any number of tabs, as long as they are 3 word or less, and you may write on anything.kjhsscioly wrote:Proctors have always told us that there can't be anything on the unprinted side of the list, but it would still be better to print all four pages so you don't have to keep flipping back and forth. Is there any limit on tabs and such for the books?