[quote=@Lord Wraith] What exactly does this process look like? I know from GMing in the past that, oftentimes, you reach out to someone, they panic and promise a post, or you don't hear from them at all. What does your absolute cut-off look like in either of these situations? Might I also suggest amending the rules to include such a cut-off? Updating the rules would save you a lot of footwork in the long run, and it also puts the onus on the players themselves rather than you having to chase after them. That said, it might be worth choosing a day of the week and posting a 'gentle poke' to any player over the week mark between posts at that time. Because I am an absolutely anal GM, I keep spreadsheets of data for the RPs I GM and track things like last posted date, number of posts etc. By no means am I saying you need to adapt all of this, just sort of illustrating what works for me. [img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1191225867322535976/1439981979964801024/image.png?ex=691c7f39&is=691b2db9&hm=dd3d754be62050a3f125bc388ec6c747e926c42e3484918436f3ecf214801c32[/img] Example of my madness. [/quote] Definitely something to discuss with Cyrania when I get a moment. I'm a bit conscious about hard lines around posting limits, etc when I've seen life get in the way for a lot of people in previous roleplays who might've had the chance to keep going if their situation was attended to more directly than adhering to a hard and fasty rule. I would also love to be as organised with you to make and keep a spreadsheet up to date, but unfortunately I deal with enough of those in my daily work life to not go crazy if it seeped over into my hobbies as well :lol