Be honest- How long were you ignorant of this sites rules?

This site has rules?

I read the rules right away but I probably didn't remember them all by then.

I read the rules right after I joined.I expected this to be common sense.

Roughly a minute or two until I read them (this is an estimation)

What the hell is Necro'ing??

and never read the rules just use common sense.

Read them before registering on it...

I read the FAQ before signing up.

I just assumed the rules to be like that of any other forum.. I never read the rules in any forum though..
The CV thing.. the * beside the games in giveaway lead me to reading about it.. I think. or someone created some thread.. I don't know..
I don't even remember when exactly I read it =.=

I didn't know that necro'ing was against the rules until reading this thread. Been here 2 and-a-bit months.

Think I've got a pretty good grasp on the rest of them although if I didn't know about necro'ing there might be something else.

Nearly made an arse of myself on the forum in the big thread when Fortix got bundled. I didn't properly understand CV or bundled games at the time and I was about to post something stupid when I changed my mind and asked questions instead.

Two minutes, because I'm a decent person and a competent user of the Internet.

I once posted a "[H] Resident Evil 5 [W] Offers" message in the group chat and got excluded, that was a few days after joining. I learnt the rest of the rules by reading part of the FAQ - a bit too quickly maybe - and lurking.

Cant remember exactly, but I guess its been a few month until I paid attention to the rules.. and before I read them, I had the luck to win a game twice ;) Out of courtesy I notified the GA-Creator about that and asked him if its okay for him if I give it to a friend or if he wants to reroll (still not knowing the rules).. and he was okay with me keeping the gift.

A while later I actually read the rules and found out that I broke them.. never did it again (even though I had the chance twice), but about a year later, I still got 10-day suspension for my mistake in the beginning xD But I am rather okay with that.. 10 days is allright as a warning, it was totaly my fault for not reading the rules and I like the ruleset as it is.. I did not mean any harm when I broke the rules, but then again, everyone has one excuse or another, so its all fair-game I guess ^^

if it has a forum that i think i'll go join i'll read but sometimes i get bored midway and dont finish or skyp parts xD

The question is, who use a Steam Login without read the site rules?

I tend to read FAQ/EULA/whatever provided before agreeing to it. I also like to go back to FAQ once in a while while answering site related questions (I'd rather use quotation and put link into it than just write "read FAQ") or when in doubt whether something should be done or how to do things.

I didn't know what the calling out in the FAQ meant, but understood it soon enough when a few examples of it came up.

I've still not read the FAQ and I never will, that said, I'd say I'm familiar with the rules anyway, I've pretty much learned them by being on the forums. What's necro'ing though?

I didn't read any rules but I didn't broke any rules either.I only joined giveaways I really wanted to win, I only posted "Thanks !" in giveaways and I never gave a fuck about CV.And I read the FAQ after couple of months.

as soon as i joined i looked up the rules, soooo instantly?

I didn't know about 30CV limit but I didn't ask for in on the forum :D

Read before and after I registered, but I almost got suspended for necro'ing a couple of threads almost a year ago. I'd like to blame it on the fact that it was late and I was tired when I did it, but I know deep down that I'm not the brightest bulb in the box :P

Of course, I learned my lesson, and only contribute to threads I know I can contribute to.

I read the faq just to search clues for a scam, winning free games seemed too good to be true :P

For me most rules were obvious from the start without reading. The concept of "referral link" was not familiar to me before so that one I have broken once. I believe I read the rules after that but found nothing surprising.