Post by EBST on Oct 2, 2017 3:43:58 GMT
As we have been up and kicking for a while and are taking on more players, it's time to expound a bit with tags. What this means is we have been playing fast and loose with scenes. This has led to some confusion that we are now clearing up.
When an ST starts a scene in their given ST handle (Global Moderator), that is to be considered plot centric unless the ST in question specifically brackets it out as [Non-Plot]. Plot scenes are generally understood that in some aspect they are moving the plot forward for that game by introducing elements that are important now or will be important in the near future.
When a scene is started by or with a character tag, that is considered as Non-plot. This can take the form of character development, backstory fleshing or what some term as 'fluff.'
When an ST starts a scene in their given ST handle (Global Moderator), that is to be considered plot centric unless the ST in question specifically brackets it out as [Non-Plot]. Plot scenes are generally understood that in some aspect they are moving the plot forward for that game by introducing elements that are important now or will be important in the near future.
When a scene is started by or with a character tag, that is considered as Non-plot. This can take the form of character development, backstory fleshing or what some term as 'fluff.'