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RPG board OOC
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 3:31 am
by paul laffing
It has come very much to my attention that Keikan has appointed himself as the savior of the RPG board by deleting every last post that could possibly be even remotely close to something out of character. This confounds me. You constantly proclaim how much work you have to get done and how little time you have to do it, but you waste it all on little marauds like this? No wonder updates take decades to complete. Please, I bequeath you, save your time, mine, everyone's, and don't worry about OOC that is not offensive or spam. For example, in the Dream Quest, I noticed there was an out of character post explaining that only invited characters could participate. Keikan decided that it was not good enough and had to be changed. he added a little
(closed RP)
-edited by Keikan-
to the bottom. Wow! Big difference! Please. Give us a break.
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 3:34 am
by Nilo
Right.. well..
Why must you put:
-No OOC on RPG-
Edited by Keikan
Theres no reason for this is there?
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 3:40 am
by Alsyth Astha
that only invited characters could participate. Keikan decided that it was not good enough and had to be changed. he added a little
(closed RP)
-edited by Keikan-
To show what Keikan put. I also think Paul came back with a perfect RP reason, saying why did he write over my message. Because they message wouldn't disappear, and then that IC statment was deleted too
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 4:20 am
by Nilo
Lol, ya, paul, that was kinda sad. If he edited out ooc, then it would still not be there for your char.
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 4:23 am
by paul laffing
Your grammar befuddles me. Could you please explain what you two mean?
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 4:25 am
by Nilo
Your grammar befuddles me. Could you please explain what you two mean?
or maybe your just dense...
Ill say this loudly and clearly for you.
WE ARE SAYING THAT WHAT YOU PUT ON THE RPG FORUM ABOUT HOW KEIKAN TORE UP YOUR POST IS OOC AND NOT IC!!!
I hope that clears it up for you
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 5:24 am
by Grant Herion
I like that Keikan does take out extensive ooc on the RPG board, however, when he decides to take out: "((Anyone may join inthis boardquest.))" because it is ooc, then he needs to stop. He did this on my boardquest, it didn't bother, it was an invitation. Keikan, keep that trigger finger relaxed.
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 5:49 am
by Gro'bul
The irony is that he is placing ooc messages on the rpg board replacing the ooc messages already there. So with the information given, we can conclude: ooc + ooc = ic?
Just joking, he is just trying to keep the ooc off the board because of the huge ooc arguments that have spawned there before. At least they have moved into the general section now, now we must herd them into a black whole so they can never escape muhahaha!

I suppose you could just post an invitation in the General board saying that anyone could join the quest!
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 8:17 am
by Dónal Mason
No, we can't. That would be called spamming you see.
Re: RPG board OOC
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 10:57 am
by Caranthir the great
paul laffing wrote:It has come very much to my attention that Keikan has appointed himself as the savior of the RPG board by deleting every last post that could possibly be even remotely close to something out of character.
Solution: Take it to the chin, and do not post anything that could be even remotely close to something out of character to the RP-board.
Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2004 2:52 pm
by Keikan Hiru
I take out every unessesary OOC.
If you want to imply that nobody should join your board quest,
"(Closed RP)" is enough, as I put it in the Dream Quest.
If you try to let your character answer to my moderation actions, than you can be sure that I see this post as full ooc and remove it totaly.
Dont write anything ooc in your posts, and you wont find my little notes below them.
Oh and one point, I am not working on anything technical in Illarion, so I can 'waste' my time with this without puting something in the danger of a delay.