Rules:

No one line posts - Unless it is necessary or the situation is okay, please do not post one line posts.

Grammar - Im assuming 99% of the worlds primary education facilities teach some sort of grammar class. Use it, or leave.

No Random Threads - Please do not create a random thread, please create a thread that is worth RPing in. Do not post in another thread if it is not on topic.

Be Active - Please try to log into the forum as often as you can, or please post that you may be gone for awhile.

Please do not jump around - I do not, absolutely not, want to see you posting with the same character in every thread. Also do not jump your character from place to place, when you go from one place to another with out posting much at a thread it gets annoying.

Sig Rules - Sigs may be no larger than 500x150. Anything larger will get you banned. Do not use more than 5 userbars at one time.

No flaming - It's fine to get angry at another person's character while being in-character, but when it leaves the RPing and gets personal, then you've crossed the line.

No double posting or bumping - I'm aware that some have already done this, and it's not necessarily illegal, but it's a lot better if you let someone else contribute to the thread.

Please Mark all Mature Threads - When starting a thread that is considered mature, please mark the thread with a tag indicating so, and why.

No character control - If you've talked ahead of time with the person who's character you're controlling, then fine. But otherwise it's strictly prohibited. (This also means getting permission from the owner of the character of you intend to kill them)

No "bumping" old topics in the archives or the characters forum- In the archives and character files forum, we like things to be somewhat chronological. Once your character or someone else's character has been approved, refrain from commenting on them further to keep everything in a loose order. This is even more important in the archives- a lot of people rely on the chronological order of those threads to be able to find them.

This post has been edited by Nova-FoV on Aug 26 2009, 08:58 PM