In generally we aim to keep our forum specific rules relatively relaxed, and the Bulletin Board rules are no different. We do have a few simple guidelines though. As the Bulletin Board is often one of the first stops for newly arriving writers to assess our site, we ask that everyone maintain a level of professionalism with their threads. Titles should be properly capitalized, and informative. We should all take pride in our website and do our part in keeping our roleplay bulletin board looking clean and crisp.
The use of [tags] (or any variation of) is more than acceptable and encouraged to help visitors easily identify threads.
Examples of good titles:
Examples of poor titles:
Literacy is by definition the ability to read and write (most people are literate by the end of first grade!). Labeling people as semi-literate or non-literate has become common place in many roleplay communities, but we do our best to discourage such things here due to the derogatory implication. We don't approve of branding someone's writing as so awful that it's less than literate just because they only write small paragraphs instead of seven-hundred word posts. Every user capable of reading and writing is literate.
The use of [tags] (or any variation of) is more than acceptable and encouraged to help visitors easily identify threads.
Examples of good titles:
- [Epic-Roleplay] [Mixed-genre] Chronicles of the Omniverse Recruitment Thread
- [Fantasy] New Roleplay Looking for Players
- [High Fantasy] Elysian Vanguard Accepting Players
- [Romance] [Slice-of-Life] Seeking Roleplay Partner for Slice-of-Life Roleplay
- [Science-Fiction] New Player Looking for Sci-fi Roleplay to Join
- [Multi-Genre] Seeking 1x1 Partner for Variety of Settings
- [Fantasy][Science-Fiction] Seeking Players for Multi-Paragraph Space Odyssey Roleplay
Examples of poor titles:
- Someone roleplay with me plz!!!!!!!!!!!!
- 1x1 rp
- Looking for LITERATE roleplay partner!!!
- new roleplay!!!!
Literacy is by definition the ability to read and write (most people are literate by the end of first grade!). Labeling people as semi-literate or non-literate has become common place in many roleplay communities, but we do our best to discourage such things here due to the derogatory implication. We don't approve of branding someone's writing as so awful that it's less than literate just because they only write small paragraphs instead of seven-hundred word posts. Every user capable of reading and writing is literate.
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