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& (hammertech) wrote in rp_tutorials,

:D Hey. I honestly think RPers should be familiar with all the rules that tend to carry over (like godmodding) but it helps cover your ass if you have a conflict with a player later to say it up front. I explained my reasoning for having the rules (and having them tl;dr) as follows:

While most players are probably already generally familiar with the rules below, they've been reiterated here so that our expectations of players and the consequences of failing to meet them are clear. Instead of saying "be active", we've tried to make it abundantly clear what we consider being active.

This way, players don't have to worry about being unfairly removed and we mods don't get accused of treating players unfairly.

I actually didn't mean app length. App length can go either way for me. I had when people want word counts but I think paragraphs are fair (as they can be interpreted differently). I'm personally a person who has to develop before play so that might be it. I let players make changes to their application a week after the game starts, however, so people who do like to develop in play have an opportunity to change things. Personally, I love reading that much detail as it helps me establish my character's relationship with someone else's. So, I think that's more a matter of preference.

What's the difference between a profile page and app? I've always heard them used interchangeably.