We were, so that everyone got attention rather than the possibility of one or more being left out. Secondly for me at least it was based upon peoples OOC's preferences and wishes hence matching people up OOCl'y before bringing it IC so everyone was happy.<br/><br/>The problems I see happening (and another reason for the rule) is that it may be hard to keep track of everyones OOC's and the fact that a teacher may already have plans for their student that someone could do before them not knowing of course the other person plans. The rule was brought into to avoid possible confusion and upset by X teacher doing X to another student and the teacher's player being far from pleased.<br/><br/>To me if we got rid of the rule completely (again in my opinion but please point out another angle if wrong) if any teacher could do anything to any student then to me the students would more be communal slaves rather than needing designated teachers.<br/><br/><br/><br/>