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</style><div id="box1"> Typists' ooc 
<div style="padding:50px;text-align:left;font-size:48px;color:#e28;line-height:68px;font-weight:none;letter-spacing:3px;">I apologize. There has been some confusion showing in our family lately.  The WayStone family has 3 different typists. The main typist and author/coder is Kathy. Some of you know that Kathy has cancer of the retina in her left eye. She is recovering from surgery. A portion of the retina in her left eye was removed and she still has a corner of vision in that eye. Her other eye is fine. Typing at the moment, is Esther, Kathy's mother. At other times, my uncle does the typing. For the next couple days it'll be myself and my uncle doing all the typing. <p><br>From Setsuki Mugen's profile ooc I found the following that is really excellent. i feel the same..."I want this character to be a story-centric character. Smut is fine in moderation, though this character isn't a slut. I am getting really bored with writing pure unfettered smut for this character, and offering story, plot, conflict and resolution offers much better variety and fulfillment. It can be said at this point that in-room RP is where I prefer to write with this character, since a genuine start to a good story can often start from an in-room encounter. Starting in room and moving to PM's is also something I admire.
I don't give out Discord. I also won't give out any OOC information about myself, the writer. I keep RPC interactions contained entirely on this website - constantly and consistently begging me to write outside of this site is a hard pass. If I'm on Discord, that's usually where I want to fuck around or talk about something serious. Furthermore, allowing RPC interactions to bleed into out-of-website encounters opens the door for simps to think they've fallen for me, when really they've caught feelings for one of my characters or think that it's okay to complain at me and get mad at me and think that they're entitled to my attention 24/7 when I can't immediately come to serve and entertain them when I am busy with important stuff in my real life.. This has been an issue in the past on multiple occasions, and I don't intend on allowing it to happen again.
To keep with the no OOC thing, I very much prefer very little if any discussion of RP beforehand. It's easy to get lost talking about the details and wasting time instead of actually RP'ing, and I don't often get to be on this site very long. Besides, kicking it right off IC is more fun and engaging, gets us a chance to learn about each other's characters through actual roleplay and writing without being a killjoy. Think of it as 'answering mysteries through story and plot development', as good stories usually do.
I'm probably among the few who won't be upset if you just take off in the middle of an RP. Real life is a thing. Unforeseen issues are a thing. Very few, if any, people are available 24/7 to waste away on a roleplay website. Internet goes out. People have obligations. Jobs, classes, appointments, that sort of thing. People get tired and fall asleep. That doesn't bother me none. Adversely, I don't care to write with people who are that particular about leaving mid-play, so much so they feel the need to complain on the RP finder about it."  </div></div>