Crossfire GM-ers xfire community

So, taking the idea from the Xfire ZM community, I thought we should have a CF GM community. We could do things like organize 8v8 of Pros in locked rooms, take over one complete (GR/BL) side of a pub room (Pthhhhb! to the QQers on the other team!) and teach others how to bunnyhop/PP.

I want to stress that you don't need to be "pro" to join - just not a QQing noob.

Anyway, I made the community here: http://www.xfire.com/communities/cfgm/

There are a few rules you should follow to retain membership:

The Rules:

• No hacking. Period.
• No “hackusations”. If you think someone is hacking, spamming “F11 HAK KIK HAK!” helps no one. Instead, simply say “Hey [Opposite team], can you watch [player name]? I think they’re [Aimbotting/Speeding/Chamming/ect]” and leave it at that. This is especially true when playing against other GM-ers members
• No QQing. QQing helps no one and ties up chat. If you wish to complain, go ahead, but don't spam QQs.
• Don't nade your spawns. Is there a compelling reason why you must flash your entire team before the round even begins? Didn't think so.
• Tell people who you’re kicking and why. Be a man, grow some balls.
• You should kick. It's common courtesy. If another member initiates a kick vote, please be kind and support him/her.

Global Risk side:

• If you’re spraying, you’d better kill something, fast. Otherwise, you’ll find yourself booted for making people's ears bleed. The spraying tolerance is inversely proportional to the loudness of the weapon. For you younglings out there it means the louder your weapon, the more likely it is that you’ll be reported/kicked. AKs suck. Get an M4A1-Adv. (I want to make it superclear. You ARE allowed to use AKs and such, but their use is highly discouraged. If you do use them, don't spray randomly. YOU might not have headphones, but OTHERS do.)

Black List side:

• You really did fail that b-hop. You were in smoke. You breathe like Darth Vader. Did I cover everything? Oh yes, extended camping is for noobs, and excessive amounts may get you reported/kicked, depending on who’s in your room.