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evil_administration) wrote2012-08-14 08:01 pm
evil_administration) wrote2012-08-14 08:01 pm
Rules
1. Don't be mean!
2. See rule 1.
3. If someone IS being a mean, tell them about it, or tell a mod about it, but let's not all be a bunch of wankers.
4. No god moding. Getting player permission to do some things (especially murder or grievous harm of characters) is important.
5. Please remember: IC actions have IC consequences, though it should be said that in this game it all may be a bit lulzier.
6. There is currently a character limit of 5 characters.
7. We have an IC comm and an OoC comm. The IC comm may be used for journal posts (text, voice, or video), action posts, logs, or whatever combination of those you so please. The OoC comm is for introductions of players & characters, announcements, etc.
8. Please tag your own IC posts in the following format "name (canon)" You don't have to tag posts you hit up, but you might find it useful for posting your activity.
9. You must abide by the activity check rules as described here.
10. Though we loathe to censor people, this is a light hearted game, not an adult game. If you want to play any smut, you cannot play it here, but you and a fellow consenting adult are encouraged to take it somewhere else. Risque humor, however, is encouraged, and though graphic violence should have warnings, it is not banned. Comedic violence is more in the spirit of the Netherworld~
11. You may break the 4th wall, however please only do so with characters who know about such things. If they learn about the 4th wall in game, then they may break it if you feel it's in spirit/IC for your character.
12. You may not canon puncture without permission unless this is a normal part of their (not your character’s) canon (such as Disgaea). If you get permission from the players of that canon, however, it is fine. Canon puncturing is the IC act of telling another character they are fictional. You can check a character's app/status screen to see what their general stance on this is, but it's still best to be careful.
2. See rule 1.
3. If someone IS being a mean, tell them about it, or tell a mod about it, but let's not all be a bunch of wankers.
4. No god moding. Getting player permission to do some things (especially murder or grievous harm of characters) is important.
5. Please remember: IC actions have IC consequences, though it should be said that in this game it all may be a bit lulzier.
6. There is currently a character limit of 5 characters.
7. We have an IC comm and an OoC comm. The IC comm may be used for journal posts (text, voice, or video), action posts, logs, or whatever combination of those you so please. The OoC comm is for introductions of players & characters, announcements, etc.
8. Please tag your own IC posts in the following format "name (canon)" You don't have to tag posts you hit up, but you might find it useful for posting your activity.
9. You must abide by the activity check rules as described here.
10. Though we loathe to censor people, this is a light hearted game, not an adult game. If you want to play any smut, you cannot play it here, but you and a fellow consenting adult are encouraged to take it somewhere else. Risque humor, however, is encouraged, and though graphic violence should have warnings, it is not banned. Comedic violence is more in the spirit of the Netherworld~
11. You may break the 4th wall, however please only do so with characters who know about such things. If they learn about the 4th wall in game, then they may break it if you feel it's in spirit/IC for your character.
12. You may not canon puncture without permission unless this is a normal part of their (not your character’s) canon (such as Disgaea). If you get permission from the players of that canon, however, it is fine. Canon puncturing is the IC act of telling another character they are fictional. You can check a character's app/status screen to see what their general stance on this is, but it's still best to be careful.