Post by Linda on Nov 19, 2017 5:59:22 GMT
First off ...
Profiles in this section are not submitted for approval. Just post a brief profile of your character(s) at the beginning of the thread and you are ready to go. This means you can start RPing as soon as you want.
General Rules:
This part of the board is for all players.
1. Please respect other players, no "God-modding". God-modding is basically writing something about what another person's character is doing into your scene or scenario without their consent. For example:
Jane saw her friend Tom standing quietly by the lake, so she decided to call out to him, "Hey, Tom! What's up?". To Jane's surprise, Tom stuck his tongue out at her and told her to get lost.
The underlined part is considered God-modding. Jane's writer never let Tom's writer answer and just assumed he would act like that. Now some people don't mind this, and can go with the flow, others can't and find it rude. So to avoid hard feeling, respect your writing partner's creative juices.
2. No derogatory words or insults toward fellow RPers. If this happens, you will be warned once and only once. Enough said.
3. Generally try for one paragraph (a few sentences) per post. Grammar and spelling are encouraged. Thanks.
. Most importantly, have fun!
(Rules may be amended at any time and without warning.)
Profiles in this section are not submitted for approval. Just post a brief profile of your character(s) at the beginning of the thread and you are ready to go. This means you can start RPing as soon as you want.
General Rules:
This part of the board is for all players.
1. Please respect other players, no "God-modding". God-modding is basically writing something about what another person's character is doing into your scene or scenario without their consent. For example:
Jane saw her friend Tom standing quietly by the lake, so she decided to call out to him, "Hey, Tom! What's up?". To Jane's surprise, Tom stuck his tongue out at her and told her to get lost.
The underlined part is considered God-modding. Jane's writer never let Tom's writer answer and just assumed he would act like that. Now some people don't mind this, and can go with the flow, others can't and find it rude. So to avoid hard feeling, respect your writing partner's creative juices.
2. No derogatory words or insults toward fellow RPers. If this happens, you will be warned once and only once. Enough said.
3. Generally try for one paragraph (a few sentences) per post. Grammar and spelling are encouraged. Thanks.
. Most importantly, have fun!
(Rules may be amended at any time and without warning.)
