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Collabs/Jumps/Forum Headings/Color Text

When is it good to collab and when not?

@Gareth

I don't like them. I suppose they're preferable when you're writing about something that only involves 1 other person and is of no interest to anyone else.

Are time skips a thing in roleplays or no?

@Gareth

Yes.

Are there roleplays where it's good to list where you are, the time of day and perhaps the name of your character at the top?

@Gareth

Yes.

Are Headings for roleplay posts important?

@Gareth

No.

Are different colors for players posts a good thing or bad?

@Gareth

A good writer doesn't need a different color to distinguish between who is talking and who isn't.

[1x1] Request for Broacien: a medieval, realistic universe.

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Mahz's Dev Journal

gotcha

Mahz's Dev Journal

Why does my profile look the way it does, is it a GUI/resolution issue? Full disclosure; I didn't read shit in this thread for a long ass time so probably already addressed but idk.

Way Down in Dixie! | Fallout Roleplay | NEW Updates

@Plasma holy shit a Fallout roleplay. I'm interested. Sorry to necro your thread but I need Fallout. Are you still interested in running this?

[1x1] Request for Broacien: a medieval, realistic universe.

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Using AI For RP Visualization

@Prisk highkey prefer your writing over the ''and then.. and then... and then...'' vibes the AI writing gives off. But it definitely mimics something I could see a person writing.

Feature Request Thread

Anyhow the real question is: Custom tags for rp threads, for more diversification. Like say you have lots of themes the normal tags don't apply to.

@Dark Cloud

The intention for these tags was to be used in a search system so you could search for RPs that match your interests; allowing custom tags would defeat the purpose because we'd have about 200 different variations of "MLP" "My Little Pony" "Little Pony" "Equestria" etc. making it impossible to find anything that isn't using standardized tags..

Feature Request Thread

Had another thought of a feature I'd love to see as a GM/thread owner, it would be nice to be able to see who is subscribed to your thread. To go a step further, in addition to banning a problematic player, it'd be helpful to be able to remove them as a thread follower. It's nice that a ban stops them from being able to respond to the thread, but they'd still be effectively subscribed and following along. If there was a reason to ban them, there's likely a reason enough to not want them following either.

@Lord Wraith

I guess my counter question is why do you care? There's a very easy reason for why you wouldn't want someone posting in your thread anymore, but I am having a hard time wrapping my head around why you'd invest time and effort into coding a method (though it's probably not that hard) to prevent people from reading your thread altogether. They can't really do anything with it, save maybe plagiarize and/or parody it, but like, just create a new account and read the thread bro, it's not that hard to circumvent these types of thread bans, or just bans on RPG in general (and yes, I guess I would know ).

The privacy argument is a little silly though. Even ghost mode lets people you were on RPG in the last 0-12 hours so if you're trying to duck your way out of people knowing you haven't replied to them, it still doesn't work. So, who cares that people know you've subscribed to their thread?

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