Let's get down to forkin' business.
1. You're free to post your own RPs here, just make sure you categorise it right. Any RP involving characters or worlds or any thing like that from a TV show, anime, game, book, ect. is to go in the fandom sub forum. This also involves AUs and Crossovers. Anything which is purely based around your own ideas and thought and will involve original characters should go in the original sub forum.
2. Keep the RPs PG15. "But I'll label it as 'MA18+'! That's fine, right?" No, it isn't. Even though you and your friends may be 18+, there will be some kids in this guild and we all know kids are extremely curious. Let's not corrupt their eyes, thanks. Just do what I say!
3. Be nice to each other. Look, I can't stress this enough. With the RPs, especially the fandom ones, you are not allowed to go completely off your nut about people 'not staying in character' or 'ruining your plot' or something like that. You may like to talk to them nicely in a PM or in an OOC chat relating to the RP you're in where the person is 'getting your goat'.
4. To add to the last point, I'm open for PMs, not sure about Crisis, but I am. So if you feel personally victimised by someone you're allowed to talk to me about it. However, if you want them to be punished (e.g. being banned for a period of time, being demoted if crew, ect. ect.) for something they did to you, you must provide links to the RP your both in, links to the OOC thread and quotes from any PM conversations you had.
5. For individual RPs, I can't do much. Once an RP is made, the creator is in charge for that RP. They are allowed to white list and black list whoever they want to. If you do something that is against their personal RP's rules, they can ban you from that RP. However, if you feel you've been unfairly treated by a creator of an RP, again, you can PM me. And, again, you have to provide links and quotes.
6. You may or may not want to make a separate profile thread, but I highly suggest it because it de-clutters your RP. If you do make one, place the thread in the profiles sub forum. From there you can decide if you want to make it so that only you can post the profiles, if you want the players to post their own profiles after they've been accepted by you or if you want it to be open for people to post profiles at any time without need of accepting. Whatever you choose, please say so somewhere on your RP page. Also link back and forth between RP and profiles.
7. New rules in red
8. Label your RPs. If you're still in the process of making the actual RP thread, add "{UC}" to the end of the RP title. If you want to accept profiles but don't want anyone to post just yet, add "{Accepting/Closed}" or "{a/c}" to the end of the RP title. When you're ready to start RPing but will still let more characters into the RP, then "{Accepting/Open}" or "{a/o}" is the thing to put. If all the spots are full, well then it's "{Not Accepting/Open}" or "{n/o}".
9. Don't bug anyone who has an RP in under construction. I know how annoying it can be sometimes for someone to be like "Omg, your rp looks great, but what is it about? What characters am I allowed?" Like, seriously just wait until the RP is actually finished.
10. Source any pictures you use. You should at least credit the artists if you're planning to use drawings that don't belong to you.
1. You're free to post your own RPs here, just make sure you categorise it right. Any RP involving characters or worlds or any thing like that from a TV show, anime, game, book, ect. is to go in the fandom sub forum. This also involves AUs and Crossovers. Anything which is purely based around your own ideas and thought and will involve original characters should go in the original sub forum.
2. Keep the RPs PG15. "But I'll label it as 'MA18+'! That's fine, right?" No, it isn't. Even though you and your friends may be 18+, there will be some kids in this guild and we all know kids are extremely curious. Let's not corrupt their eyes, thanks. Just do what I say!
3. Be nice to each other. Look, I can't stress this enough. With the RPs, especially the fandom ones, you are not allowed to go completely off your nut about people 'not staying in character' or 'ruining your plot' or something like that. You may like to talk to them nicely in a PM or in an OOC chat relating to the RP you're in where the person is 'getting your goat'.
4. To add to the last point, I'm open for PMs, not sure about Crisis, but I am. So if you feel personally victimised by someone you're allowed to talk to me about it. However, if you want them to be punished (e.g. being banned for a period of time, being demoted if crew, ect. ect.) for something they did to you, you must provide links to the RP your both in, links to the OOC thread and quotes from any PM conversations you had.
5. For individual RPs, I can't do much. Once an RP is made, the creator is in charge for that RP. They are allowed to white list and black list whoever they want to. If you do something that is against their personal RP's rules, they can ban you from that RP. However, if you feel you've been unfairly treated by a creator of an RP, again, you can PM me. And, again, you have to provide links and quotes.
6. You may or may not want to make a separate profile thread, but I highly suggest it because it de-clutters your RP. If you do make one, place the thread in the profiles sub forum. From there you can decide if you want to make it so that only you can post the profiles, if you want the players to post their own profiles after they've been accepted by you or if you want it to be open for people to post profiles at any time without need of accepting. Whatever you choose, please say so somewhere on your RP page. Also link back and forth between RP and profiles.
7. New rules in red
8. Label your RPs. If you're still in the process of making the actual RP thread, add "{UC}" to the end of the RP title. If you want to accept profiles but don't want anyone to post just yet, add "{Accepting/Closed}" or "{a/c}" to the end of the RP title. When you're ready to start RPing but will still let more characters into the RP, then "{Accepting/Open}" or "{a/o}" is the thing to put. If all the spots are full, well then it's "{Not Accepting/Open}" or "{n/o}".
9. Don't bug anyone who has an RP in under construction. I know how annoying it can be sometimes for someone to be like "Omg, your rp looks great, but what is it about? What characters am I allowed?" Like, seriously just wait until the RP is actually finished.
10. Source any pictures you use. You should at least credit the artists if you're planning to use drawings that don't belong to you.
