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Unicorns149, you can only post non fictional runescape related stories on this forum, not stories from real life experiences. Bummer huh
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03-Apr-2009 04:38:10
"Unicorns149, you can only post non fictional runescape related stories on this forum, not stories from real life experiences. Bummer huh
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It actually depends on how you integrate the real-life references into your story, as you can have one (as English has done before) with it completely taking place outside of the Runescape world, but have slight references to Gielinor and such.
"I disagree. Ian McEwan (a well established author, mind you, and many others as well) ends sentences with a perposition, and I certainly believe it is not 'just for the famous'. Many of my grammatical sources have not stated such rule, and even some did state so, they are incredibly outdated. Needless to say, the grammar section of this thread is far from helpful at all. Even if my contribution isn't accepted, or rather, so rudely rejected, I would still recommend a makeover, particularly that vocabulary part."
I don't get why you think we'd rudely reject you, English. I admit I have been slacking with updates to this thread and honestly forgot about your submission, but I'm only human; I make mistakes, too. I'll look over your thing with Poller when I get the chance, and we'll most likely have your piece (if not the entirety of it, then a portion) be entered into the guide. We've been told before that that section is not up to par with the others, and we hope to rectify that in the future.
"Star, it is entirely acceptable to write stories that are simply related to runescape. I set many of my stories in real life - there's nothing wrong with that. It is far too limiting to set everything inside RuneScape."
Agreed.
Hig - Yes, we do care about this forum very much, sometimes too much, as many think.
Ethern - It's best if you advertise your story on the Story Discussions sticky, which is located at the top of this forum.
Thanks, all.
-- Chek
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It actually depends on how you integrate the real-life references into your story, as you can have one (as English has done before) with it completely taking place outside of the Runescape world, but have slight references to Gielinor and such.
"I disagree. Ian McEwan (a well established author, mind you, and many others as well) ends sentences with a perposition, and I certainly believe it is not 'just for the famous'. Many of my grammatical sources have not stated such rule, and even some did state so, they are incredibly outdated. Needless to say, the grammar section of this thread is far from helpful at all. Even if my contribution isn't accepted, or rather, so rudely rejected, I would still recommend a makeover, particularly that vocabulary part."
I don't get why you think we'd rudely reject you, English. I admit I have been slacking with updates to this thread and honestly forgot about your submission, but I'm only human; I make mistakes, too. I'll look over your thing with Poller when I get the chance, and we'll most likely have your piece (if not the entirety of it, then a portion) be entered into the guide. We've been told before that that section is not up to par with the others, and we hope to rectify that in the future.
"Star, it is entirely acceptable to write stories that are simply related to runescape. I set many of my stories in real life - there's nothing wrong with that. It is far too limiting to set everything inside RuneScape."
Agreed.
Hig - Yes, we do care about this forum very much, sometimes too much, as many think.
Ethern - It's best if you advertise your story on the Story Discussions sticky, which is located at the top of this forum.
Thanks, all.
-- Chek
09-Apr-2009 22:41:04 - Last edited on 09-Apr-2009 22:41:22 by CaptChekaka
uh, chek, is there a quick explanation of a story layout on here? sorry I find it hard to read while listening to music and I have Daft Punk on
11-Apr-2009 09:50:30
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