Blackhorsesbeth
I have another question about the new rules. When sending a contest or project, the rules for sending them are displayed. The first rule reads like this:
"-Must be movie related.
The contest/project has to concern the site source where your are. This can be a contest about the official characters only or officials WITH your own fan characters. Any constest which has no relation with the movie or simply with your characters will be deactivated !"Does this mean we are now no longer allowed to make herd projects and mate contests?! And just why exactly do our projects and contests have to be 'movie related' anyway?! Our characters are already Spirit related; why do their herds have to have strong Spirit relations?! Realistically, not every herd can be founded by Strider/Spirit's son or live next to the Cimarron Herd. And if we have lots of people asking to make a love interest for our character, how are we supposed to give them all a fair chance without making a mate contest? And just what does count as 'movie related' anyway?!
Rainbowkat
If your contest/project is only about your fan characters, it's not allowed. But you can upload these types of contests and projects to the forums. =)
It's true that not all herds can be founded by a Spirit character, or live near the herd, which is why we allow you to post these types of contests and projects on the forums.
![]() | October 05, 2013 | |
I think it can be about the fan character as long as you mention a
Spirit relation in there |
| September 26, 2013 | ||
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Ok. Perhaps we could have a dedicated section in the forums for
contests and/or herd projects, then, since so many people like to make
them? |
![]() | September 21, 2013 | |
If your contest/project is only about your fan characters, it's not
allowed. But you can upload these types of contests and projects to
the forums. =) It's true that not all herds can be founded by a Spirit character, or live near the herd, which is why we allow you to post these types of contests and projects on the forums. |