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A community to discuss Pittsburgh Panthers athletics.

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Message @[email protected] if you are interested in moderating this community.

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Notre Dame*
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Syracuse
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Virginia Tech
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*_excluding _football

Hail to Pitt!

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Fanaticus

A community of sports fans to talk about sports.

Communities can be created by anyone but I will remove any communities not related to sports. Keeping communities related to sports will help us avoid a lot issues.

Code of Conduct Rules

Be respectful; Remember the human on the other side of the computer! Trash-talking is ok (and even encouraged!) but don’t make things personal and don’t take things too far.
Respect others’ privacy. Do not disclose personal information of others without their explicit consent.
Say no to racism (and all other forms of discrimination, including on the basis of race, religion, gender, age, nationality, or disability)
No self-promotion, ads, soliciting, or spamming
No porn
No brigading or targeted harassment of individuals
No trolling. Do not create an account on fanaticus for the purpose of posting inflammatory or rule breaking things on other instances. This degrades the reputation of our instance and puts us in danger of being de-federated.

Violation of these instance rules will get you suspended and/or banned. Moderators will define community-specific rules but will abide by this instance CoC.