Please Refrain From Personal Attacks

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On behalf of the entire Staff, we welcome you to allnurses.com. We ask that everyone refrain from personal attacks and remain respectful of those views that differ from your own.

The goal of Nursing and Spirituality discussion forum is to provide a place where we can discuss how religion and spirituality impacts patient care. Many nurses are uncomfortable and unprepared in assessing and providing this type of care.

Our first priority is to the members that have come here because of the flame-free atmosphere that we provide. There is a zero-tolerance policy here against personal attacks.

We will not tolerate anyone insulting another member, starting a flame war, name calling, or trolling.

Please do not do this in 'fun'. People from around the world visit allnurses.com and English is a second language to them.

Use your manners and common sense when arguing your point of view. If you disagree with someone, do so gracefully.

We promote the idea of lively debate. This means you are free to disagree with anyone on any type of subject matter as long as your criticism is constructive and polite.

Freedom of Speech?

Although the constitution of the US guarantees that "Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech", allnurses.com is not Congress. Freedom of speech rights do not extend to this privately owned website. The TOS/Guidelines of this website governs the behaviors and activities of the members. If you choose not to follow the guidelines agreed to during registration, the result is a disabling of your account.

What is flaming?

Flaming is attacking or insulting a person who posts, rather than expressing your view about the post itself.

What is trolling?

Trolling is any post designed to evoke an emotional or flaming response instead of an informed, well-reasoned post. These posts are characterized by broad generalizations and personal accusations about specific people or groups of people rather than a well-reasoned assertion backed up with support.

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