- What is this?
- If you're posting something you made based off of another work, it should have "_____ Fan-game/Fan-fic/Remix/etc." in the title depending on category.
You cannot specify a license for these or claim to have rights to derivative works without the original creator's consent!
- Always assume all work is copyrighted!
Don't take work from others if you're not sure they're alright with it. If you've made and posted something here that you don't want to fall under this, then due to the lack of a better and more convenient method, you should specify so in the top right of the post for consistency.
For example;
Subject: Title
- If you are responding to a thread with a post of something you've made, you should still specify in the top right the same way as above.
- Any works that you think would be "questionable" (nudity, exposed breasts, etc.) should be marked with "NSFW" before the title after the previously mentioned symbols if they exist.
If genitals are visible or extreme violence and/or disturbing imagery, the thread should be marked with [EXPLICIT] in the title instead.
If you are responding with something that would be [NSFW] or [EXPLICIT], you must state so WITH a spoiler as such:
[NSFW]
If for whatever reason what you post has intense flashing images or colors, make sure to add [EPILEPSY WARNING].
- A similar rule applies to anything audible.
Music tracks with with excessive vulgar language should have [EXPLICIT] in their titles as well, along with before their area of post if in a response, although not requiring spoilers.
If at any point in a track or video the sound becomes dangerously distorted or clips heavily, you must also put a [LOUDNESS WARNING].
- Do not bump your own threads or double post within a day unless you have a reasonable update to add.
If you have something to change, use the edit button. However, if you have something to add such as a new released work, feel free to make another post.
This means if you were to draw something new or have made another music track or anything such as that.
- The rest should be common sense. Be polite, at least try to type in proper English (as in not 73x7 5p33k), search before making new topics and no spamming!
That shouldn't be too difficult right? If you have any more specific questions, feel free to message me.
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- Rules -
You cannot specify a license for these or claim to have rights to derivative works without the original creator's consent!
- Always assume all work is copyrighted!
Don't take work from others if you're not sure they're alright with it. If you've made and posted something here that you don't want to fall under this, then due to the lack of a better and more convenient method, you should specify so in the top right of the post for consistency.
For example;
Subject: Title
Public Domain/Attribution-NonCommercial/Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike/etc.
- If you are responding to a thread with a post of something you've made, you should still specify in the top right the same way as above.
- Any works that you think would be "questionable" (nudity, exposed breasts, etc.) should be marked with "NSFW" before the title after the previously mentioned symbols if they exist.
If genitals are visible or extreme violence and/or disturbing imagery, the thread should be marked with [EXPLICIT] in the title instead.
If you are responding with something that would be [NSFW] or [EXPLICIT], you must state so WITH a spoiler as such:
[NSFW]
If for whatever reason what you post has intense flashing images or colors, make sure to add [EPILEPSY WARNING].
- A similar rule applies to anything audible.
Music tracks with with excessive vulgar language should have [EXPLICIT] in their titles as well, along with before their area of post if in a response, although not requiring spoilers.
If at any point in a track or video the sound becomes dangerously distorted or clips heavily, you must also put a [LOUDNESS WARNING].
- Do not bump your own threads or double post within a day unless you have a reasonable update to add.
If you have something to change, use the edit button. However, if you have something to add such as a new released work, feel free to make another post.
This means if you were to draw something new or have made another music track or anything such as that.
- The rest should be common sense. Be polite, at least try to type in proper English (as in not 73x7 5p33k), search before making new topics and no spamming!
That shouldn't be too difficult right? If you have any more specific questions, feel free to message me.
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