Posting Guidelines

The meat of this post is also contained in the Getting Started sticky, but I'm repeating it here so that there's less chance of people overlooking it.

The guild is currently split up into subcategories corresponding to the different collections of puzzles. Ish. As this was a second(or 3rd/4th/5th)-hand guild, there are lots of subforums to use. More than will be initially needed. I intend to have riddles that I have solved sorted into their subcategory, and ones that I'm working on in the main forum.

Each puzzle will receive its own thread, the opening post of which should include an image of the puzzle. In the case of a puzzle requiring some form of user interaction to reveal the final image, before and after images will be posted. Any captions and other pertinant information will be included. The post following will be reserved for spoilered hints to be filled in once the puzzle has been solved, and then the posts after that will be left open for discussion of the puzzle.

But...until the guild is thriving, or I have slightly more time, there will probably be puzzles that you would like to discuss, but don't have a thread set up yet; there also will be puzzles I have solved, that I haven't bothered to set up a thread for.
If this is the case, please :-
1) Double-check that a thread hasn't been set up first for the puzzle. have you looked at the subforums?
2) If there is no thread for the puzzle, start a new thread with the puzzle name as the title and reserved as the content in the main Forum, and reply to the thread with a reserved post, then begin discussion/ask questions about it. That way I can add the screenshot and spoilers/hints at a later date in the first two posts.

Do not post chat threads or off-topic posts in the subforum threads; there is a chat thread in the main forum for that sort of thing. You may also start a thread in the main subforum, but if I consider it spammy it may end up going where all the old threads go to die. You have been warned.