I'm not sure I really understand your question - it seems like you're asking if you can do something that you've already gone ahead and done.
I think the best answer to your question has been given:
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Originally Posted by gregorio
It's up to the mods of those forums whether or not it is fine to discuss your questions in those threads, so no need to ask here. Ask the mods of those forums, or wait and see whether they leave your threads open.
This forum isn't meant to be the place to get clearance for you to start threads or ask questions elsewhere - each forum is moderated a little differently, and you should discuss with the forum mods. But I can't see what questions you'd want to ask the moderators of those forums anyway - it appears to me that you've already started the threads and are asking the questions.
I can give you some general guidance; some rules or guidelines you need to start following everywhere you post here, and tips based on some of your posts I've skimmed through:
1) Don't start the same thread in multiple forums. It looks like the ones you've started so far have been borderline, maybe OK - I can see how your most recent thread works for either Software or Programming, for example, so I don't have a big issue with that. But I wouldn't want you to think that means it's OK to do it with future threads.
2) The threads you have asking technical questions seem to be OK, but using our site to promote your game in the future would not be. TBH, you're over the line with some of your material now, like your "what do you think of it" threads. Those are heavily promotional, and you could easily have been banned for creating those. I imagine the reason you weren't is just because no one can see a way you're going to profit off the game. But you should know that doesn't exclude a thread from being considered spam - we don't generally allow people to freely promote whatever product or service they offer, whether it's for-profit or not, unless they fit very specific rules, have approval, etc. And it doesn't help that pretty much every post you've ever made on this forum is about your game. Basically, I think your existing active threads are fine if the mods of the forums are OK with them, but anything beyond those threads will likely run afoul of restrictions on promotional posts.
3) You need to learn a bit about good forum interaction. When a bunch of people give feedback and/or ask questions that are similar, each one doesn't need its own reply. This is a forum that everyone can read, not a series of private conversations, so you don't need to make 10 posts in a row that say "Poster X, thanks for your feedback, see my answers above", "Poster Y, see my answers above", etc.
4) Take it easy on all the formatting - when your post is filled with all-caps, bold, underline to emphasize things, it emphasizes nothing. That sort of thing should be used very sparingly if you want it to have an impact.
As an aside, as has been mentioned to you numerous times before, your claims of "most skill-based card game ever created" sound ridiculous (and "most skill-based poker variant ever created" isn't much better), especially given the scant evidence you provide to back up this claim. Grandiose claims like this often work against products, as they make them appear less credible. But that's all I have to say about it just as some general feedback for you; I've already read your arguments about why your game is so skill-based and don't need you to present them again in this thread.
I have some brief thoughts on your existing threads that probably don't belong here, so I'll post in one of them instead.
