Reconnaissance Procedures

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Reconnaissance Procedures

Oct 14, 2016 17:53:45 GMT -6 Word Count:

Post by Brady on Oct 14, 2016 17:53:45 GMT -6

Reconnaissance Procedures

Your character's life is rich, a thousand pigments stacked together to create a masterpiece. Yet a single void can leave the puzzle unfinished, requiring one more piece to complete the picture. Wanted ads are a beacon for the interested, pairing two writers together to blaze paths unpaved.

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Wanted ads are for character roles that you need fulfilled. Unlike plots in Agendas, they are specific and require the entire character to be devoted to your purpose. For example, if a pivotal feature in your character's history was a certain romantic partner, you might post a wanted ad for another roleplayer to play that particular romantic partner. In contrast, a plot would simply seek a general romantic interest without a premade identity.
Include all known information in your wanted ad. Your post may be vague or intricate, from listing only a few preset details to having the full biography already prepared. In addition to providing character facts, you can also implement roleplayer regulations, including but not limited to: application procedures, activity requirements, and auditions through hypothetical roleplaying.
If you later make any significant changes to your ad, you must inform all applicants so they can rescind their interest if they do not consent to the modifications. If an applicant does not edit their post or make a new post giving consent, they are considered pending withdrawal and cannot be chosen for the role.
Apply the label "Open" to your wanted ad until it has been filled along with the label corresponding to the species of the open role, whether it is "Horse," "Human," or "Both." If you are considering a candidate but it has not been finalized, you can switch the label to "Pending."
By default, after your chosen roleplayer has created their new IC account and their biography is officially accepted, the character becomes theirs to control. You may no longer influence the character's actions unless they are behaving in direct opposition to their intended personality without a valid reason. In such event, you can report the issue privately through Grievances, where only the head administrator and thread author can see the thread exists, let alone access it. Explain which traits the character is contradicting and link to relevant threads with proof. Administration will review the situation and correct the roleplayer if deemed appropriate.
Optionally, you can establish an OOC contract made by a lawyer if you wish to retain authority even after the character is created. You can only control what is explicitly stated in the contract, including but not limited to: orchestrating plots or interactions, making their decisions, planning their future, ability to repeal ownership of the character, powerplay permissions, activity requirements, prohibited behaviors, shaping relationships, and offspring attempts.
You may advertise your open wanted ad in the "adbox" in the left-hand sidetable beside the cbox, the homepage footer's classifieds, through character interaction via standard roleplaying, and in the field "promotion" in your account under edit profile > personal.

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Post by Brady on Oct 14, 2016 17:53:45 GMT -6