Blab is the place for YOU to say what's on your mind and interact with other nick.com visitors. And while we here at nick.com HQ are huge fans of freedom of speech, we also understand that there are some things that shouldn't be said online. Here are a few rules to Blab by:

1. NEVER give out your password or any personal information here at nick.com or anywhere on the Web. No one from nick.com will ever ask you for it (except when you're logging on, of course).

2. NEVER give out your home address, hometown, IM name, other website usernames or telephone number here at nick.com or anywhere on the Web. Any postings or chat questions with this info will be deleted immediately.

3. NO cursing. Swearing, cussing, using dirty words—whatever you call it, don't do it here. And don't try to fake us out by using symbols or spelling the words wrong, either. Our moderators have been in the biz for a while now, and they've seen it all. Any postings or chat questions with inappropriate language will be deleted immediately, along with anything interesting you might have written.

4. NO harassing. Be nice, people. Any postings or chat questions including personal attacks or threatening, violent, sexual or downright mean comments—including using the word "duh" or calling somebody stupid—will be deleted immediately. So will any postings or chat questions including negative images of anyone's race, religion, gender, ethnicity or sexual orientation. No joke.

5. NO breaking the law—or encouraging other people to. Whatever you might think about things like underage drinking, doing drugs or other things that are illegal, Blab is not the place to encourage anyone to do anything illegal. Any postings or chat questions that promote illegal activities like these will be deleted.

6. STAY on topic. If you're on a "Rugrats" board, post about the babies. If you're in a chat with Aaron Carter, send in questions about AC. Blabbing about stuff that doesn't relate to the board or chat topic wastes space and time.

7. DON'T include links or email addresses in your post. Nick.com doesn't link out to other sites we don't review first, and we can't post anyone's email address. Postings or chat questions including links or email addresses will be deleted.

8. BE yourself. When you're chatting or posting on a message board, don't pretend you're someone else. You wouldn't want someone pretending to be YOU, would you? Exactly.

9. YOU must be under 18 to post. Nick.com chats and message boards are for kids only. Any messages from posters 18 or older will be deleted. Except the moderators, of course!

10. NEVER use your full name or in your NickName. When you create your myNick NickName, don't include both your first and last names, and don't use any foul language or bad words. NickNames that include a full name or a bad word will be deleted.

Ok, so now that we've listed all the things you CAN'T say in Blab, you're probably wondering what you CAN say. Well, we don't actually have a list of those things—because it would be too long! So go on, Blab your head off. But before you do, here's a couple things to think about called the Nick.com Terms and Conditions:

If you see something you don't like, remember that all the stuff on the message boards, chat rooms and "Write to Nick.com" comes straight from other kids, not from someone at nick.com. Nick.com wouldn't tell kids what to say, because kids have minds of their own! But if someone sends ugly messages, we'll do our best to take care of it. We all want nick.com to be a good, clean place to hang out.

If you write something that catches our eye in "Write to Nick.com," on a message board or in a chat room, we might want to use it on the site. By sending in your thoughts and hanging out in the chat rooms, and getting your parent’s permission to do so, you your parents are telling us it's ok to repeat what you say. It's even ok to put it in an advertisement. It means we can use it in any way we want, anywhere, until the end of time. And wouldn't it be cool if we used something YOU said until the end of time?

Remember to ALWAYS check with your parents before you send anything to us. After all, they might want it to put on the fridge!