Tau

[harbo1993]

Does Any One Know The Relese Date Yet Or Is It Still A Stab In The Dark

[Cuv]

im waiting for dark angels first lol so join the Queue hahahaha

[markb]

Its Dark Angels first, probably in early February, then probably High Elves maybe March or April and finally (probably) Tau maybe April/May or a bit later. Its all speculative at the minute though. Tau and High Elves may get switched around but I doubt that they would do two 40K releases together.

[Spack]

I've moved this to 40k discussion as the news forum is for posting news items, not for asking questions.

[Cuv]

god harbo, because you posted this here we nearly caused the world to implode

[harbo1993]

lol oh noooooo

[Darklighter]

Haha don't worry about it if it'd had been any other forum the News and Rumours section would have been the correct place to ask that question. I'm not sure why it's different here.

[killmaimburn]

Haha don't worry about it if it'd had been any other forum the News and Rumours section would have been the correct place to ask that question. I'm not sure why it's different here.

You are incorrect, the larger forums take an especially harsh view of posting "what about crons?" in news and leak forum, e.g. http://www.warseer.com/forums/showthrea ... this-first
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/po ... 56972.page
Here its because you post an article on the front page, publishing news, when posting in the news forum. Spack must have let the locks down a bit, because previously, when I've had hot news I have had to ask permission to get a mod to publish it to the front page.
I hope this shows the distinction between news and other subforum and why other websites also are tetchy about the topic.

[Spack]

I did some time ago remove the moderator permissions from posting new topics in the News & Rumours section to allow other members to post news items. KMB is correct in that anything posted in the 40k News forum, or the other News & Rumours forums in the other sections, gets posted to the home page - this is why I moved it. And he's also correct about the major hobby sites also being very vigilant in keeping their news sections clear of questions.

We don't mind having actual news posted in the news forum; but please keep anything else in the relevant forums. There's even a note about this in the FORUM RULES! topic that is copied into every forum on the site:

(4) Please post in the appropriate forums. If you're not sure then post it where you think it should go, and hopefully a moderator will move it if needed. Do not post questions as new topics in the various News forums!

This rule has been like this for almost 18 months ... since the last time I had to shift posts around in the news section and post some warnings ...