I just tried to get into the Suggestions forum, but I got redirected to a page where it said 'You can't go in there until you've agreed to the Community Guidelines!" or something like that. 'Community Guidelines' was a link, so I followed it and scrolled down to see if I had to agree to anything; I clicked some boxes and now I guess everything's working fine again. But was it just me or everyone who just saw that? I've never seen it before, so either it was something I did or the...

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...Shinwa Trouble.

I just got the same thing if this is a new thing it would have been nice to be told about it

There was a link to the guidelines posted (in the GA forum maybe?) awhile back, I don't know why they just implemented it now, but I just assumed it was applied to everyone, mainly so new users can agree but we all had to also.

i'm pretty sure it's something everyone got if they had yet to agree to the community guidelines it's just making everyone agree to not be a blatant asshole

Yeah I got that too. I was so confused for a moment there. :x

I just got it too. I heard about someone getting it before a few days ago, but this is the first time I've seen it.

Got it too.. I was scared for a moment.. "^_^

Honestly, tho? I didn't read them.

I'm dead, aren't I? I'm dead. RIP me.

There was a link to the guidelines posted (in the GA forum maybe?) awhile back, I don't know why they just implemented it now, but I just assumed it was applied to everyone, mainly so new users can agree but we all had to also.

That is one forum I do not go into that often what about the others who do not have a ga

That seemed completely backwards to me: implement new community guidelines with little to no forewarning then "Oh, news post!"

That's what staff does. Implement something and then eventually make a news post OR make a news post for something that doesn't work yet.

I was going to post something here but given the new guidelines, I'm a little leery and don't want a ridiculous warning. So I'll just nod and agree quietly.

It wasn't posted as a warning that it was being implemented, I think it was posted for feedback. Notice of it being implemented is what the news post was for.