Appendix I: Feedback Information [A1]

Learn the rules for submitting feedback, tips, and reporting mistakes for Rainbow Six Mobile guides to ensure your message is heard.

Publishing Permission: Previously, permission was granted for guides to be published on other websites. However, due to consistent updates, only GameFAQs will host the most current version of the guide. Requests for publishing on other sites will now be ignored to maintain efficiency and prevent readers from encountering outdated versions.

Submitting Tips: Readers are encouraged to submit tips to enhance the guide. Before submitting, thoroughly read the guide to ensure your tip has not already been included. This prevents wasting your time and the author's time.

Reporting Mistakes:

1. Be polite and respectful in your communication. Treat feedback letters seriously, akin to formal correspondence.
2. Specify the version number of the guide you are referencing so the author can verify it.
3. Present your feedback clearly and concisely. The author will not engage with messages that are not immediately understandable due to their busy schedule.
4. Do not use foul language or offend the author. Rude language will not be effective and may create a negative impression.
5. Do not conduct surveys about the guide's quality and submit them. The author is not interested in such surveys.
6. Do not start petitions to have the guide removed. The author will not negotiate with such actions.
7. Do not make racist remarks or accusations. Comments implying bias based on the author's location or ethnicity will not be tolerated.

Game Help: If you do not understand something in the guide after reading it, you may ask for clarification. However, please do not overuse this option, as the author's email account has other uses.

Note: These rules are established as an "Anti-disturbance" ordinance to minimize annoying and insulting communications. During September alone, over a hundred emails were received concerning the guide, prompting the implementation of these guidelines to prevent recurrence.