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 Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 1:47 pm
Is there any hard and fast rule for this?
Are people allowed to make new threads for buildings or whatever in order to keep them seperate entities from the main areas in worlds or whatever (example on my part being a character's original house in Traverse Town, technically in the first district, but RPing in the first district would be problematic due to the fact that posts for there would get lost in posts Rping outside.)
Essentially, are we allowed to make new threads as far as places that could be considered 'seperate' from the main area of something, or are we expected to stick with what is already there and just work around the limitations therein?
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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 7:53 pm
Don't o overboard with making new treads,
but you can make one or two in a subforum for your roleplay purposes.
Though, please dont be surprised if your thread gets moved elsewhere if things get cluttered.
(Moved, but rarely deleted)
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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 8:30 pm
of course, that totally makes sense. when a room isn't used anymore or is rarely used, it makes sense to archive a thread like that. :p And you shouldn't make a million threads anyway, considering that overall most things should be fine with the main rooms, it's just a few situations where it'd be better to use a subroom or something like that.
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