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Please read these rules before posting. 
I found this very helpful and I think some other folks may also.
- Represent yourself honestly
You may register with one user name only and all clones will be deleted.
My sister Is in SpanishDict Johanna_T
I just don't want to get in any more trouble
...and harassing comments are no allowed.
Your Spanish is leaking in. ...are not allowed.
Administrators under the terms of this agreement can be revoked at any time.
Was this supposed to say that administrator's decisions could be challenged? We don't care whether they give the administrator the boot or not. We care if we can go "over their head" with an appeal.
I like the sound of it, though. It sounds like you shoot the administrator with a laser or something. A new line for the "Terminator": "Administrators will be revoked".
I agree 100%, but especially with the being nice to each other. I was having this little PM war with a gentleman here, only to find out that he didn't mean what he said, or how it appeared here on screen, and I let him know I didn't mean for my comments to salir the way they did. It's not easy in here, you can't see a person's face, you can't tell if they are being cross or just being comical. I know I've edited more than a couple of my posts when I went back and looked at them. I try to go well out of my way to tell people this is My Personal Expierence With Spanish. Isn't that why we are here? To learn and to learn from one another? I think we can all slide a little kindness in with it. 
Thank you for listing the Administrators.
Where can I find a list of Moderators? or is it the case that "Administrator" and "Moderator" are basically the same.
I'd like to suggest adding to this more details about how flags will get handled, and what to do if you feel you have been flagged unfairly or even maliciously. I think there needs to be some sort of "mediation" process.
Entendi vs. Entiendo - In Spanish is it more common to say 'yo entendi' than 'yo entiendo' when expressing that you get something? In English we almost always use the present tense of understand, eg., 'I understand what you're saying.' But I often hear Spanish speakers using the past tense to express the same concept.
HI Arnold, on this forum admins and moderators are the same. We might have some more attibutions than moderators on other sites.
Good information for all! Thanks again for posting!
comentarios - Los comentarios son para añadir observaciónes cortos a una consulta.