This section of my profile is dedicated to rules, and answers to questions. Don't take this as me being strict or anything-- I just have standards, and if you meet them, I hope I can make it worth your while.

This section will be updated when I feel it's necessary.

--General Rules--
This is for, in general, being friends and remaining friends.
1. Try to keep decent grammar with me, at the very least when we first meet. First impressions mean a lot.
2. Above all else, try to remember to leave a comment on my profile or something before removing me, or otherwise let me know. I don't like it silent, and I doubt many other people do. Same goes for blocking me, or doing both at the same time.

--RPing rules--
This is for when we RP together, one-to-one, or when I'm the one in charge of a group chat.
1. Decent grammar at all times. A slip-up now and again is excusable, but constant bad grammar will deter me from continuing.
2. Try to show at least a bit of detail. You don't have to make every move a paragraph, just show that you actually give a damn about the experience.
3. Utilize the Permission-to-Kill (PTK) RPing method. If an important character is around, don't kill or seriously injure them without permission from whoever controls them.
4. No autohits, unless whatever system we're using (if any) says otherwise.
5. No OCs that're related by blood to canonical characters. No excuses.
6. If an OC is going to have a pre-existing relationship with a canonical character, there better be a good reason behind it. Otherwise, I won't permit it.
7. Try to share your ideas OOC before bringing them into the IC world. I'm not exactly a fan of unpleasant surprises.
8. Don't go taking control over something that isn't yours without permission from whoever has control over it first.
9. Don't be OP. I understand how this can be hard to keep at bay, so if I spot you being OP, I'll let you know. If you think I'm breaking this rule (or any rule), let me know. Either way, we can probably come to a compromise. Maybe.

--Q&A--
Questions and their respective answers go here.

Q: cwis hansen: (a rich man and a poor man both commit the same crime. the rich man pays a bail of 10,000$, while the poor man goes to jail for 1 year. is this fair?)
A: The poor man couldn't pay bail, so yes, it's only fair that he gets punished in some way.
Q: Mahskie: if an object has no material meaning, but a given person sees it in a sentimental light, does the object have meaning?
A: To most, probably not. But to that person and anyone who can see things their way, definitely.