Rule 6 of the CS.RIN.RU forum is a cornerstone of the site's strict "no-hand-holding" philosophy, specifically targeting unnecessary or repetitive questions that have already been answered in FAQs or previous threads. Core Intent of Rule 6
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While the full rule list is pinned in the "General" and "Rules & Announcements" subforums, Rule §6 (usually listed as Rule #6 in the official thread titled "Read before posting / Обязательно к прочтению") is notorious for being the most violated and the least understood by new users.