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[der Haku]

How utterly volatile.  

[Lanfaer]

Of course he believes in forcing people to tell the truth and live the truth through tests that often terrify or scar those within it.

 

[der Haku]

Truth. Pffft.  

[Yo-ko]

lies  

[Royal Taorito]

Sooo, if I prove to someone that first-person is far more amusing with my writing than third, can I write in first-person? :3

I'll write as much as I have to. Around 500 words a post. Is that acceptable? D:

crying  

[der Haku]

******** the rules. Do what you want.  

[Royal Taorito]

I'm not one for getting in trouble, good sir.  

[der Haku]

If the moderators of this guild get their panties in a wad over which mode someone writes in, they seriously need to reevaluate their priorities.  

[Yo-ko]

Tao-Benshin

Sooo, if I prove to someone that first-person is far more amusing with my writing than third, can I write in first-person? :3

I'll write as much as I have to. Around 500 words a post. Is that acceptable? D:

crying

AandOE writes in the first person. There really is no issue one way or the other...  

[Motherglare]

Victorian Clockwork

If the moderators of this guild get their panties in a wad over which mode someone writes in, they seriously need to reevaluate their priorities.

Tis good in ******** sir.  

[der Haku]

See? Even the moderators break their own stupid rules.  

[der Haku]

Redera Issun

Victorian Clockwork

If the moderators of this guild get their panties in a wad over which mode someone writes in, they seriously need to reevaluate their priorities.

Tis good in ******** sir.

Wadding up panties? Agreed. Kind of hard to perform said actions with them on.  

[Motherglare]

I don't think there's a rule for 1-3 person writing/narrative/orwhatever.
You, sir. Too, sir.  

[Hinaba]

Everyone should write through "it". biggrin  

[der Haku]

Redera Issun

I don't think there's a rule for 1-3 person writing/narrative/orwhatever.
You, sir. Too, sir.

If there is, everyone in this guild should punch themselves in the face. Or, at the very least, the person who thought that rule up.