POST REGULARLY: PWe expect our members to post consistently. Whether you're involved in a storyline or participating in general discussions, regular contributions help maintain the flow and energy of the community. If you're going to be absent or have any issues that prevent you from posting, please communicate with your fellow roleplayers and moderators. We understand that life happens, but clear communication goes a long way in keeping things running smoothly.

RESEPECT: Respect is fundamental. This community is for mature roleplayers, and we ask that you handle situations with awareness and understanding. Mistakes will happen—what matters is how we respond to them. For example, if someone refers to another member by incorrect pronouns out of unfamiliarity, it's important not to take immediate offense. If it's a genuine mistake, we encourage the individual affected to address the situation calmly and respectfully. Open, constructive communication can turn these moments into opportunities to build trust, rather than allowing misunderstandings to create divisions.

If an issue persists, or if someone continues to misgender or disrespect you after being corrected, handle the situation with direct but respectful communication. We expect all members to act with agency and take responsibility for maintaining a healthy community atmosphere; If matter persist, you are welcome to reach out to staff. If you have not attempted to resolved it, please do not involve staff until you have attempted to resolve the matter peacefully and amicably.

ADJENCY: We want our members to be proactive and take responsibility for their own roleplaying experiences. If you're involved in a storyline or thread, give your best effort to post in a timely and thoughtful manner. Let others know if you're facing delays or challenges, but always aim to contribute meaningfully to the roleplay and the community at large.

POSITIVITY: Everyone benefits from positive, well-intentioned actions. We encourage everyone to approach each other with kindness and understanding. Use any challenges or conflicts as an opportunity to strengthen relationships and deepen the roleplaying experience, rather than creating unnecessary friction.

In short, don’t be a jerk! Treat others how you want to be treated, communicate openly, and contribute regularly to make this a thriving, fun, and welcoming space for everyone.