Terms Of Use and Community Guidelines.

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Kmag Community Guidelines are designed to ensure that our community is an inspiring and enjoyable environment for users. They boil down to common sense, basic courtesy and respect, for each other and community managers. If you do not agree with our guidelines, don't take it personally when we suggest that Kmag might not be for you.

 

These guidelines apply to all content you contribute on the www.kmag.co.uk platform, in our forums, events section and comments, and on external Kmag pages such as our page on Facebook, Twitter, SoundCloud, MixCloud, Vimeo, YouTube etc.

 

As a user you are responsible for your interactions with other users. We reserve the right, but have no obligation, to monitor disputes between you and other users.

 

1. Respect that other people have different points of view and tastes in music.

2. Be sincere in your contributions.

3. Give feedback in a helpful and constructive manner.

4. Keep it legal. Don't get yourself into trouble by defaming others, posting other peoples private information or talking about illegal activities such as file sharing.

5. Debate is fun, but don't let it sink to offensive, humiliating or intimidating behaviour. Negative comments about race, colour, sexual orientation, religious views, gender or physical/mental impairment are not acceptable. Members doing this can expect to be banned.

6. Do not be or feed trolls. The best policy is to ignore trolls and report them to a community manager who will call in pest control. Its no fun to troll when no body is paying attention.

7. Please do not use excessively coarse or sexual language. It may not be offensive to you but it may be to others, our readers start at 13 and up.

8. Do not advertise or spam, or use comments to promote a business or website, commercial or otherwise. You will be banned if you do this.

9. Please notify us of stuff that breaches community rules. This helps you look after the community too.

 

 

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• Glade Festival Returns For 2012
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• Kasra Mixes FABRICLIVE 62
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• Fau and Deam Free Track
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• Innovation Present Distortion
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• Trolley Snatcha Returns To Dub Police
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• Break Thru Presents Soul:ution Review
  Birmingham's cutting edge event, Break Thru, recently presented Soul:ution ft. Marcus Intalex, Dub Phizix and Strategy. Kmag couldn't resist checking it out.

• New Label Profile: Nu Venture
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• DPM Releases Compilation
  Digital Pirate Material have just released their debut compilation, blog owner John Graham tells us all about it.

• Amoss Reveal 2012 Plans
  With forthcoming releases on Dispatch Recordings, Horizons Music and Renegade Hardware, we caught up with drum & bass duo Amoss to find out what they're up to.

• Tongue Flap Label Profile
  We catch up with Pete Callaghan, owner of dubstep label Tongue Flap, to discuss what we can look forward to from the label this year.

• Fanu Guest Mix
  Finnish drum & bass producer Fanu gives us an exclusive mix featuring only tracks from his Lightless label and talks about his plans for 2012.

• Chase and Status Nominated For BRIT
  Chase & Status have been nominated for British Group at the BRIT Awards 2012, find out how you can help them win.

• Friction - Led Astray: Video
  2012 is going to be a big year for Shogun Audio boss Friction as he's taking over Radio 1's drum & bass show and releasing his debut LP. Check out the video for Led Astray, the first single from it.

• Essential Drum & Bass Releases Jan 2012
  Want to know the best drum & bass singles and albums released in January 2012? Featuring reviews of June Miller, Serial Killaz, Need For Mirrors, Y2D, Arkaik, Smooth and Subwave.