<div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 24pt;"><strong>- GM UPDATE -</strong></span></span></div><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>Great work so far everyone.<br/><br/>I just wanted to remind everyone about time tags - and their purpose. Photo will be posting forward in time in her upcoming posts - but that doesn't necessarily make the rest of us push forward. Time Tags exist for the purpose of keeping information in order, but not necessarily to dictate when an event gets revealed. For instance, all players are more than welcome to post "flashback" posts that reflect on past events as in present tense (for more detail and depth). These are useful for getting a fuller understanding of a character's current emotion or opinion of an event that is relative to what is happening to them in the current story.<br/><br/>It is also a nifty tool to use when your muse isn't quite ready to move forward with the character. You can even interact with these flashbacks, for example: Bubby and Mad could post in the past a couple of quick one on one's of how there character's met. It is particularly useful when someone wants to do something with a character that might not make sense without a little back story. Most of us just do that within our current posts - but sometimes doing that just doesn't quite satisfy. So this just adds another option for storytelling.<br/><br/>Overuse of this tool can, however, get the story off-track and disrupt the flow of events; so use it sparingly. I just wanted to let you know that you may use the time-stamps to post in this way. Also, to post into the future as sort of a Pulp-Fiction method - to reveal a future event to set up suspense as to how the character will get to that point. So let your muse flex it's muscle and PM me any ideas you aren't sure about.<br/><br/>Keep up the great writing!<br/><br/>P.S. Will be posting again for Tony today; so if Jane can get a post back, I should be able to get them both to Stark Tower tonight.