Rules

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Listed below are the rules in participating to this advocacy.

• Anyone, regardless of province or ethnic group a person belongs, may join.
• It is essential that you can reflect of words which may be equal to the term in question.
• Every submitted word is accepted no matter what dialect it was derived from.
• Just be certain that the suggested lexis is found in the dialects used in the Philippines.
• Any contributor can select which means to use to offer their entry.
• You can send email to pambansangwika@yahoo.com or post a comment.
• The administrator will immediately update and post the suggested terminology here.
• Anybody may also give opinion with the same methods.
• You may propose your own version or vote your preferred version that others recommended.
• Please explain why you think your suggestions are worth supporting.
• You can also give details about the origin of the elective vocabulary
• In the end, everyone must agree which among the submission deserve its spot.
• If you know foreign lexicon which you want to have Filipino equivalent but you cannot consider any proposal yet, Please let us know too so that others may put forward a term for them.
• Everyone may help in promoting this advocacy to the web. By doing so, there will be an upsurge of figure who will suggest and choose other's idea.
• You may tell your friends; mention about this in chat rooms, forums and bulletin anywhere in the web.
• Anyone may copy anything that is published here for personal use because everything in here is the result of cooperation and collaboration.
• Everybody may also translate any post in this site for better understanding.
• Anyone may also help to manage this site. Please write why you are worthwhile to help manage it.
• A person who volunteered to help manage this site will receive an invitation by email.
• The selected volunteers may post as he/she likes.

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