What is Warriorsworld?

Warriorsworld.net is a continuation of the Golden State Warriors fan bulletin board that had been run by Harold for over 5 years. When Harold could no longer run the board I (del) took over the hosting of the board, and moved it to a new domain. Warriorsworld.net.

The board remains 'the' place on the net to talk about the Warriors. Warriorsworld.net continues ad free through the generous support of fellow Warriors fans.

What forum software does warriorsworld run?

Warriorsworld uses something called KAWF. It is an open source forum you can download the .cvs for from sourceforge.
<a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/kawf/">Kawf </a>page o Sourceforge.net Kawf is not easy to setup so don't ask. If you are looking for an easy to setup and maintain bulletin board program try phpBB.

What other sites run Kawf?

<a href="http://www.audiworld.com">Audiworld</a> and one other private site that I know of run Kawf

Why doesn't warriorsworld have collapsed threaded discussions like other sites?

Short answer is we do, you can set a preference for it in your user preferences. Long answe is that they don\'t foster the type of community that we are after, and most people that are currently here came from Harold's warriors board where it was using a threaded format. Also, with this message layou you can have a conversation with indivuduals and post responses to a particular message in a thred. This makes for more lively discussions, and you always know who you are talking to. So the forum default is to not collapse threads. We also don't use emoticons, logos, avatars and other flashier items because it gets in the way of the content.

Is the forum moderated?

The board is not moderated beyond marking posts in the main forum as off topic if the post does not involve sports. Excessive foul language will result in an OT as well since many people read the board from work. Buzz, The Big Lebowski, Chase and Del are moderators in the main forum. Only Del can OT or Delete posts in the OT and Politics forums.

Content Posting.

Do not post complete articles or content from other sites. If you want to post something, news articles, pictures etc, and you are not the owner of the rights to that item, post a link to the item. In the case of news articles, you can post a snippet of the article and a link to the complete story. Please don't post content that is subscription, ESPN Insider is one example of something that should not be posted.

My post was deleted, why did you do that!

We rarely delete a post, it is far more likely that the person who started the thread you posted in deleted the message. When that happens all the follow up posts to that post dissapear. If you posted advertising, MLM Schemes, or are pimping for another site and aren't a regular poster your post was deleted and your account was probably suspended. If this was the case, bye bye, don't come back.

 

Selling Tickets

Face value or below only, no gouging other Warriors fans for tickets. Also as a general rule of thumb to be a good fan, don't sell tickets to fans of the opposing team, and never under any circumstances sell a ticket to a Kings or Lakers fan.

How do I include an image in my message or signature?

First off, the image you want to show has to be available on the web somewhere, if it is on your local computer, you can't link it to the forum. So sites lie geocities, tripod etc won't work. Some other sites like Flikr might work. Use the img src = tag to display the image in your signature. For a post you can enter the url of the image you want to post in the message itself. For more information on the img src tag you can look here. w3.org

Forum Preferences

The link to the Forum Preferences is always found at the bottom of any Forum page near the posting dialogue box or you may click here. Within Preferences you may: 1) Edit your password, e-mail address or screen name; 2) Manage your signature; 3) Change the way that the Forums appear.

 

Formatting messages

You can modify your text with various HTML tags. Make sure you use both a starting tag and a close tag.

<b>Bold</b>
<i>Italic</i>
<u>Underline</u>
<font color="red">Colored Text</font>
<big>Larger Text</big>
<small>Smaller Text</small>
^Superscript
_Subscript

Advanced Formatting

Any HTML tags that are not explicitly allowed (those in the list above) are automatically converted into the corresponding SGML entities to appear as you typed it with no special processing by the client. This allows you to type in things like "It's the < of 2 evils" and it will display correctly.

Also, some SGML entities are reverse processed. Normally all & sign's are converted into & to display correctly, but some tags we specifically convert "backwards" to display correctly. Here is the full list the forum software understands:

& &
< <
> >
© ©
° °
½ ½
¼ ¼

If you don't understand the advanced information then it probably doesn't apply to you. No worries.