<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Hi WHRT people! Just a friendly reminder about the WHRT game <span class="bbc_u">rules.</span> (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=246259.msg12170180#msg12170180)<br/>Namely,<br/>"'"6. No god-modding, this is a given."'"<br/><br/>We have noticed that sometimes, with the excitement of a new interaction, to be relatable<br/>people add in certain things about the other character, even if it has not been disclosed.<br/>We want to always practice good etiquette when threading with writers. Being as realistic <br/>as possible in the mentality of them. <br/><br/>Remember that just because you as the writer have knowledge of the characters in the game, <br/>does not mean your character has the same privilege. Being all knowing can be a form of god-modding.<br/><br/>Unless stated in an agreement plotted before the writers begin their play-by-post, <br/>at no time is one writer allowed to write in things about the other writer's character. <br/>I.E. what writer 1 knows writer 2 is feeling, undisclosed/secret information about them,<br/>stating things about their possessions unless writer 2 specifies it is so beforehand, etc.<br/><br/>Okie dokie? Thank you! <br/><br/><em>-Eyes Vice Dean Akasha-muse, because she made me do it!-</em><br/></strong></span></span></div>