in addition to that, when you app into a game you're knowingly entering a sort of subculture of society where certain laws are understood and observed, in order to be a functioning part of this group. one of the things a roleplayer is expected to observe is to make themselves available for crit from their peers in a manner of their choosing that is accepted by general consensus. with obvious exceptions (citing the anon above with their friend receiving harassment), that universally accepted doorway is an anon-enabled hmd post.
even if prev. anon thinks they're "good enough" with their characters, unfortunately if they fail to meet the standards of their peers or the standards of the group, then they either need to improve or get out. it's how groups work, like clubs or teams or any kind of recreational organized activity. just because this one isn't government-sanctioned doesn't mean it's without its own set of regulations.
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(Anonymous) 2013-04-18 10:09 am (UTC)(link)even if prev. anon thinks they're "good enough" with their characters, unfortunately if they fail to meet the standards of their peers or the standards of the group, then they either need to improve or get out. it's how groups work, like clubs or teams or any kind of recreational organized activity. just because this one isn't government-sanctioned doesn't mean it's without its own set of regulations.