[quote=Captain Jordan]
Wow, just...wow. I gotta say, I definitely support the logic of activity != rabbit. For the most part, too, we the players have little say over what our characters reveal in the story post, so it's laughable to see some folks trying to defend their character's actions. This is RD, not D&D.
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Unless I am misunderstanding you, defending the actions of your character is essential to the game.
If Squee writes "Sera was standing in the kitchen with a knife," everyone is going to assume I'm a killer. It is up to me to say "I'm in a kitchen. I'm probably cutting food. Squee mentioned I was cooking dinner the paragraph before that."
That's defending my character's actions. If you don't, there is no game at all.