<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>General Posting guidelines.</strong></span></div><br/>While I especially understand that posting at-least once every two days can be hard sometimes when RL comes about, it's way past time that we set up a general way to handle this type of situation. I'll be listing down etiquette that is expected when posting situations become strenuous. This should keep down fuss since there will actually be a series of steps to take before we decide someone should be skipped. As always this can be added to or changed if we find there is a need to, but warning will be given in the OOC about any such changes.<br/><br/><strong>They have two days:</strong>So if it's been less then that, it's not really a problem. So don't start up until it's passed that point.<br/><br/><strong>Have they given warning?</strong>If so, then work things out OOC first. They say they'll be a while longer, don't fuss. Feel free to ask if you can skip them over. If they haven't, then ask a GM; but it's likely fair game.<br/><br/><strong>They decline to be skipped, but keep you waiting for five days straight:</strong>I'm guilty of this even, but no matter the excuse contact a GM. Even if it's a GM doing it. We will remove their character from the scene for the time being. Note that if they are the only one your are interacting with, this will likely leave you in the same situation.<br/><br/><strong>The post is a fight scene, and runs counter to the Rules of Engagement:</strong>The GMs will ask the player in question to edit the scene. If they decline to edit it, or work with the GMs in any way, then they will be removed from the game indefinitely. No exceptions, if they can't work with us, we will not work with them.<br/><br/><strong>Additional Notes:</strong>On occasion, it may be thematically appropriate for the rules of engagement to be ignored to a degree. Particularly when your post covers a lengthy amount of time. In the event you feel it appropriate, it MUST be cleared with the GMs first. This should be used to display a burst of willpower, or strength in a personal goal inclined situation. A lot should ride on the line, and your character should likely take a fair amount of wounds in the doing.