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[h2]Tips to increase the Length of Posts[/h2]
1] [color=violet]Describing is very important.[/color] 
*Details about the surroundings; using the 5 senses. Sight, Sound, Smell, Taste and Touch (feeling).

2] [color=violet]Build a picture in your head and convey it on paper.[/color]
*What do the area look like? What colors are there, what sounds, smells, design, layout? 

3] [color=violet]Flashbacks are great filler.[/color]
*Remembering back to a time when [insert past activity] happened is a great filler and insight your fellow role player gets to what your character has done/dealt with in the past. Especially with OCs, this is a great way to give someone a peek into your character. 

4] [color=violet]Dialogue and Inner Thoughts.[/color]
*Thinking is something we all do and indicating them in a role play can give everyone an insight into you character's personal functionality. Using italics or another color with italics really helps readers know the difference. 

5] [color=violet]What Happened Before It Happened?[/color]
*What happened before the role play takes place, where was your character before their arrival to the role play. This isn't so much a 'flashback' as it's used for the first post.

[u]Example Simple[/u]
Jim carried the large box down the stairs from the apartment and loaded it into the car.

[u]Example Detailed[/u]
Jim blew some unruly blonde hair from his emerald eyes as he slowly climbed down the stairs from the apartment. The disgusting place could burn down for all he cared, he was on his way to bigger and better things! After 3 years of living in that run down dump, he had finally purchased his own house and was moving in! The large box strained Jim's arms but luckily he had his new car where, with a wave of his foot under the back bumper, the trunk popped open! Placing the heavy box inside he let out a hefty sigh and grinned. The final piece was now in his chair and as he closed the trunk, he felt like he was closing the old chapter of his life and starting a new one.

(above is 133 words)

Good amount of a single (1) paragraph count: 1,000 characters, 8 lines in the text box or 200 words. 
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I write in Microsoft Word and write with Times Roman and 10 point font. It's a bit on the small size (size of the print wise) but it makes me write more and helps me out. 

[u]Threads of Goodies[/u]
[url=https://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/143069-symbols-characters-bobs-and-bits-useful-for-creating-titles-and-pretty/ooc]Symbols, characters, bobs and bits, useful for creating titles and pretty stuff.[/url] 
Credit to: [@Odin]
[i][color=silver]Great to flashy things to add to your role plays, chit chats and flashy titles![/color][/i]
[url=https://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/153116-the-art-beauty-of-bbcoding-complete/ooc]The Art & Beauty of BBcoding [COMPLETE][/url]
Credit to: [@tsukune]
[i][color=silver]Codes of Coding! Check it out![/color][/i]

[u]Goodie Tricks and Treats![/u]
[url=https://fontmeme.com]Font Meme[/url]
Credit to: Google
[i][color=silver]This is a free website that allows you to make fancy words like the images on here. Please note that once you "Generate" the words, click "Embed" or all your images will be temporary and won't last long.[/color][/i]

I use the above often and both help with making snazzy Character Sheets. Take it in strides though, they both hold a lot of information and can be overwhelming!

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