I agree with the posters above.  One IC day per OOC month seems to make a lot of sense to give a feeling of progression in game.  I think the creation of the "History' thread is also brilliant since it will allow any older posts/threads to be wrapped up there once the day has ended without the need of anyone feeling like they got cut off.<br/><br/>I will also note that approximately four posts per person is equivalent to 8 posts total, which is more than enough to set up a character interaction/interlude.  I mean, it is a group game with a sandbox feel so it will be like characters bumping into one another, doing a few back and forth posts and then exiting the scene (holds up<em>Wannabe's posts in Casino on May 3rd </em>as an example).  I mean, he got in, made a connection with Sloane, a brief one with Matthew Cuthbert and set something up with Ginny in the future at a later date if we want to pursue that as another brief thread.<br/><br/>In contrasting form, shorter posts by yesiroleplay and Ciosa at the start of the game, and Phaia and Ciosa again with the NPCs was brilliant and allowed for some great characterization in a fairly short order.  Those read more like 'short novella' stories instead of sandbox interactions which was also very good though might require a bit more OOC planning.<br/><br/>If anything, we probably could use some guidance on how to handle group interactions that are larger than three.  Like I have a question for the group as a whole and to Ciosa and Sindra, w<em><strong>hat is considered polite for this game when writing in a larger group with multiple characters?  Should the aim be on shorter posts to allow for more interactivity?  Are longer posts okay?  (I ask because I am very guilty of longer posts even when I try and cut it down.  But I can try to pay more attention)</strong></em><br/><br/>I am definitely open to feedback because I've already noticed that someone will respond in the larger group, which would allow for myself as a writer to get something up.  But I want to wait for the others in the scene and not have it feel as if I am leaving people behind.  Thus far, I have been trying to exercise the idea of letting everyone post a round before responding, but I wanted everyone else's feedback because I am sure that others are thinking about the same topic.<br/><br/>Also, like Crash, I personally think having the GM planned Events in a 'separate' thread would make more sense.  That way writers can choose whether or not to actively participate.  Admittedly, that might make things feel a bit disjointed though since we are grouped already by various categories.  That or disallowing writers to post in a thread where an 'event' is taking place if they are not actively part of the event.  It would allow for writers still to write themselves in other parts of the town.  But it could also be tricky since not all things in 'Entertainment' will be located in the north side of town.