Post by corona on Jun 14, 2005 23:47:37 GMT -5
okay, just read these before you post here.
1. No godmodding (playing an invincible character)
2. No powerplaying (playing another's character. There are many forms of this, the simplest one is just outright saying what someone else's charecter did, to a more complex form like this: Bob hit Jim. This is bad because you didn't give Jim a chance to dodge.) (whew, long one.)
3. No Mary/Gary Sues (perfect characters)
4. Please try to be at least semi-litarate. (be reasonable. is anybdy gona reed a sentence that gos on and on an on an on and 'as so mny abbreeviashuns an missspeelings and ees so compleetley devoud of punkchuashun tat eet giv es u a headake?)(for the translation of the last sentance, please PM me.)
5. Make each post at least five lines long. (that means you have to DESCRIBE! We don't know what you're thinking, you have to tell us. Don't just say; Cammie tossed her hair, stood up and began to recite her poem. Instead, make it: Cammie shook her long red locks, stood up slowly, and began to recite her poetry assignment that had been due today.
If there's any I've missed, PM me and I'll add them on.
1. No godmodding (playing an invincible character)
2. No powerplaying (playing another's character. There are many forms of this, the simplest one is just outright saying what someone else's charecter did, to a more complex form like this: Bob hit Jim. This is bad because you didn't give Jim a chance to dodge.) (whew, long one.)
3. No Mary/Gary Sues (perfect characters)
4. Please try to be at least semi-litarate. (be reasonable. is anybdy gona reed a sentence that gos on and on an on an on and 'as so mny abbreeviashuns an missspeelings and ees so compleetley devoud of punkchuashun tat eet giv es u a headake?)(for the translation of the last sentance, please PM me.)
5. Make each post at least five lines long. (that means you have to DESCRIBE! We don't know what you're thinking, you have to tell us. Don't just say; Cammie tossed her hair, stood up and began to recite her poem. Instead, make it: Cammie shook her long red locks, stood up slowly, and began to recite her poetry assignment that had been due today.
If there's any I've missed, PM me and I'll add them on.