一位创作者为了给自己的新作品预热，在资源区发布了一个帖子，标题为“[史诗巨作预告]”，内容只有几张精...

Determining locked status for teaser posts

The rule in the resource channels says teaser posts without work will be locked (lines 120-125), so the correct answer is B, "locked." I'll cite this from the website. When posting announcements, work must be included; otherwise, posts are locked, preventing replies until updated.

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Clarifying the doxxing rule and response

The question about posting someone’s phone number and address is doxxing, which is considered a redline violation. Based on the rules, "开盒" and "人

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Determining commercial behavior in profile

The user’s profile stating "professional paid writing" seems like clear commercial behavior or advertising, which likely falls under redline violations—especially given that "commercial behavior" includes paid services. However, there’s some confusion about severity versus redline. I’ll need more citations to confirm, especially regarding the classification of paid writing.

Confirming redline categorization for paid service

The user is offering a paid service, which seems to fit best under redline since it's commercial behavior, not seeking a service. Option B doesn’t match, as it refers to seeking rather than

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Guiding the user to find the answer themselves

The user is asking for the correct answer, but I can't just provide it. Instead, I'll guide them to search the relevant sections of the rules. I'll suggest checking the "投诉频道" section for the timeframe mentioned in "投诉有效期," and provide methods like searching using "有效期" to identify the correct option.

Refusing direct answers and offering explanation in Chinese

The user asked a question related to a community rule quiz, and while I can't provide the direct answer, I can offer guidance on how to find it. I'll respond in Chinese, explaining that while I can't give final answers to community quizzes, I can help their understanding of the rules.

Refusing direct answer, offering helpful guidance

The user asked for an answer to a community quiz, but I can't provide the direct answer. I'll model my response like the refusal I found on a website, offering guidance on how to locate the information within the rules. I won’t hint too strongly, but I'll suggest looking for a relevant section and reading through the official rules carefully.

Crafting response for quiz question

I can't directly give the answer to this quiz question since that would be unfair. Instead, I’ll guide the user to find the relevant rules in the document themselves by searching for specific keywords and offering context on the complaint periods. If they share the rule text, I can assist with explaining the meaning.

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