This will be a thread with tips and tidbits for helping you (the role-player) to stay active in the RPG. The tips and tidbits were suggested by the RPG Staff and the list will likely continue to grow as new ideas are created.

1. Add your storylines to your 'Watched Topics' by clicking on your storyline thread, scrolling to the very bottom, and clicking on "Watch this topic for replies" link above the reply box. Now you'll receive a notice whenever someone replies to your storyline.

2. Go to this thread and record all of the storylines you are actively involved in. If you include the link to the storyline, then you'll have an ease way to access all of your storylines. Be sure to update this thread regularly.

3. Reach out to your fellow members and role-players. If you are having trouble staying active or creating a suitable post, then reach out to your fellow role-players for help. The RPG staff will always be willing to help you create a good reply post for your storylines.

4. Be aware of your own limits. You may be having trouble staying active, because you are involved in too many storylines. Our suggestion is to be involved in no more than five storylines.

5. Not every post needs to be a life-changing state-of-the-art masterpiece of literary genius! It's a roleplay - we understand if you've got nothing, or are on a writer's block; just make a quick, 100 word response. Even if it's something like

Quote :

Sailor Uranus looked around, her thoughts conflicted. On the one hand she could see where the girl was coming from, but on the other… well, shouldn’t the people fend for themselves? They would get nowhere if these citizens were constantly being rescued. Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime; they weren’t really helping them at all by saving them. They should teach them. Show them how to fight and provide support, not be the stars of the frontal attack and defense. But for now she would just watch and wait to see what the others thought.

it's better than nothing!

6. Make a commitment to yourself and to the other role-players to post once a week.
7. If you have the time to make an OOC post explaining your lack of activity, then you might actually have the time to create a short, IC role-play post. Try it next time!