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webgal15 · 2011-02-23 00:12:59

First question: answered!

Second question: answered!

Thank you guys for your help! I appreciate it. big_smile

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The_Dancing_Donut · 2011-02-23 08:17:54

This might help: Here!

webgal15 · 2011-02-23 10:25:21

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
This might help: Here!

Thanks! That answered my first question. smile

However, I couldn't find an answer to my second one. sad

The_Dancing_Donut · 2011-02-23 11:32:03

I'd say that if you used your Teneka-Chan account to work to your other character's advantage i.e. making one character help another in a RPG (or save a character from dying, for example) and confusing other people into thinking you are different people might be drawing the line. What exactly are you using the account for?

gettysburg11 · 2011-02-23 13:44:33

If you're using the account to be an RPG character, that shouldn't be a problem. It's only an issue if you impersonate other users with it.

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TheSaint · 2011-02-23 15:50:33

Faking your identity would only happen if there was another user that you were trying to play, or you were using your roleplaying for malicuos purposes. As long as its just having fun, I think you have nothing to worry about.

Miss_Webgal · 2011-02-23 16:21:50

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
I'd say that if you used your Teneka-Chan account to work to your other character's advantage i.e. making one character help another in a RPG (or save a character from dying, for example) and confusing other people into thinking you are different people might be drawing the line. What exactly are you using the account for?

On Teneka-Chan, I act like I am my RP character, and will sometimes post her in-RP status on this account through projects, and post comments through her point-of-view. However, when I think it's important that it's clear that it's her POV, such as when I say her age or remark her history, I mark it as in-character.

Was that unclear? If so, sorry =u='

gettysburg11 · 2011-02-23 16:23:39

Miss_Webgal wrote:
The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
I'd say that if you used your Teneka-Chan account to work to your other character's advantage i.e. making one character help another in a RPG (or save a character from dying, for example) and confusing other people into thinking you are different people might be drawing the line. What exactly are you using the account for?
On Teneka-Chan, I act like I am my RP character, and will sometimes post her in-RP status on this account through projects, and post comments through her point-of-view. However, when I think it's important that it's clear that it's her POV, such as when I say her age or remark her history, I mark it as in-character.

Was that unclear? If so, sorry =u='

I think it's fine to act like a character as long as you don't attack anybody through that character or something like that.

Harakou · 2011-02-23 16:34:13

gettysburg11 wrote:
Miss_Webgal wrote:
The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
I'd say that if you used your Teneka-Chan account to work to your other character's advantage i.e. making one character help another in a RPG (or save a character from dying, for example) and confusing other people into thinking you are different people might be drawing the line. What exactly are you using the account for?
On Teneka-Chan, I act like I am my RP character, and will sometimes post her in-RP status on this account through projects, and post comments through her point-of-view. However, when I think it's important that it's clear that it's her POV, such as when I say her age or remark her history, I mark it as in-character.

Was that unclear? If so, sorry =u='
I think it's fine to act like a character as long as you don't attack anybody through that character or something like that.

I agree; as long as you don't do anything hurtful, take it too far or try to convince people that it's your actual personality, I don't see any thing wrong with it.

fullmoon · 2011-02-23 17:20:40

Multiple accounts only really become a problem when people use them to game or confuse the community. As long as you don't deny the connection between the two accounts, or actively pretend that you are two different people (i.e. by staging a conversation between the two accounts) you will be fine.

Miss_Webgal · 2011-02-23 20:18:00

Thanks, everybody! Now to go back on webgal15 and say my second question is answered. But there's one thing I can do on this account:

This can be closed. ^^

puppetadventurer · 2011-02-23 20:19:15

fullmoon wrote:
Multiple accounts only really become a problem when people use them to game or confuse the community. As long as you don't deny the connection between the two accounts, or actively pretend that you are two different people (i.e. by staging a conversation between the two accounts) you will be fine.

why cant you talk to your self?

Paddle2See · 2011-02-23 20:26:46

Closed by request of the topic owner smile

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