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To remain in good standing with our community and ourselves we kindly ask that you respect the following guidelines when participating in discussion on our forum. We will moderate comments, and any comments falling outside of the discussion guidelines below are subject to not being published and/or being removed.


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▪ We are a community of enthusiasts. Please try to be respectful of the opinions of all posters on all Ford-related pages. We encourage everyone to have a voice, and as such, opinions will differ. We simply ask you to think before you post. You can debate and be constructive without being hurtful in your comments and posts to both Ford as well as fellow participants.
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▪ We will not tolerate posts that could offend another member of our community. To be very clear, Ford will remove any post that is offensive, including any post that refers to anything obscene, vulgar, sexually explicit, illegal, harmful, threatening, abusive, harassing, humiliating, defamatory, libelous, invasive of others privacy, or objectionable. It is in the sole discretion of Ford what content is offensive. And, it is in the sole discretion of Ford whether it will remove any content it considers offensive. If you have complaints regarding any of the content posted on this page, please contact us immediately.
▪ Ford reserves the right to remove content. We are a community that prides itself on thoughtful dialogue. While we will remain tolerant of the opinions of our community members, we also reserve the right to remove content that does not reflect the standards of our community. Furthermore, Ford reserves the right to remove any content that may infringe upon the intellectual property of others.
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If the communication is submitted by someone on your behalf, the communication must also contain a statement that, under penalty of perjury, the submitter is authorized to act on your behalf.

Ford Commitment to the Community
We appreciate you following our guidelines. In return, Ford is committed to being as active as possible across all our online communities, providing engaging content, and to giving back to all of you as much as possible. We make all attempts to engage our community, both reading and replying to all comments when questions are asked specifically to us. As representatives employed by Ford Motor Company, we are not just employees, but we’re enthusiasts as well, and it gives us no larger sense of pride than to know that the information we share and discuss with you is enjoyable, discussable, and shareable between your own online communities.
 
 
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