originally posted by Ubar RAGNAR
a reminder that no additional coding lines will be added to names beyond
name
honors for Women rank for Men
companioned to if applicable
Clan
Council tag if applicable
Camp tag
there will be no other code lines added. walking billboards are naught welcome in Tuchuk.
slaves will refer to the manual or check with their trainer for proper tag display.
also... it is Maze Gor policy though other rooms seem to disregard... that all names will be easilly matched to the pulldown list.
for those who have additions to their names such as scars or even decorations such as
| | | | | | | | | | RAGNAR | | | | | | | | | |
|:|:|:|:|:|:|:|:|:|: Jane Doe :|:|:|:|:|:|:|:|:|
~@~#^^`Amikalaikowalliupblahblahblah`^^#~@~
these may have a font color=black RAGNAR, Jane Doe whatever added at the begining of your code string so you are easilly identifiable on the pulldowns.
i do understand the need for some self expression and individualism even among slaves. even though slaves are all intended to learn the same uniform basic knowledge of our home they are each unique individuals and each have their own special qualities and personality.
slaves are permitted to add the cute warm/fuzzy sayings to their avs provided their owner allows it. just keep them off the codings.
free may also add their warm/fuzzy lines and such to their avs if they wish, just naught in their codes.
as i know this will be questioned... the reasoning behind this is as follows...
slaves are seen as slaves first and foremost. they are kajira and kajirus. after they are seen as this then their own uniqueness becomes visible.
a free should be seen first for who they are... naught what they may be.
cute humorous sayings do naught make a person who they are.
on the technical side you will find that shorter codes also help both your operating quality as well as the operating quality of the room.
add what you are permitted or wish, as the cae may be, to your avs... but keep the coding simple and non-confusing as well as easilly identifying you as who you are.