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Nick Roberts at 10:00, 14 July 2005

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OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.

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	This type of communication is discouraged, unless it is to direct a player to support resources, or to enquire about adult consent for explicit roleplay. It is recommended to use it in whispers only, to respect the game immersion of the players.		This type of communication is discouraged, unless it is to direct a player to support resources, or to enquire about adult consent for explicit roleplay. It is recommended to use it in whispers only, to respect the game immersion of the players.
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		+	OOC should not be used on [[radio]]s as this can be disruptive to large numbers of players. If you witness bad behaviour on the radios, you should report it immediately to the [[Players Department]], and allow them to give guidance to other players.


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-OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.
+OOC stands for '''''out of character'''''. If you see this in game, it means that a player is speaking to you as a player, not character to character.
-Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters.
+This type of communication is discouraged, unless it is to direct a player to support resources, or to enquire about adult consent for explicit roleplay. It is recommended to use it in whispers only, to respect the game immersion of the players.
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	Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters.		Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters.
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	OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.		OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.

	Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters.		Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters.

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	+	OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.

	+	Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters.

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−	OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.

−	~~Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters.~~

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	OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.		OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.

−	Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters ~~:-)~~.	+	Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters.

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	OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.		OOC stands for out of character. If you read a character say this in game, it means that they are speaking, as a player, to you the player, not character to character. This type of communication is frowned upon unless it's to inform a player that they are breaking the rules, or to help a player who is having trouble.
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		+	Or to tell the others that one has mixed up his characters :-).