roleplay / writing habits
How much time do you spend thinking about a reply before you sit down to type?
What’s a grammar rule you notice other people ignoring the most?
Are you proficient in any language outside of your native tongue? do you write characters that speak multiple languages?
If you translate your own writing or the writing of others, what sort of obstacles do you face regarding syntax or dialects? Idioms or slang?
What time of day are you most productive with regard to writing?
Do you proofread / edit as you write or do you just wing it and save editing for last?
When roleplaying, do you pace yourself when answering replies or do you like to write for them as soon as you can?
Do you reply to threads you have the most inspiration for first or do you work on them in the order in which you received them?
What is your average length / word count regarding roleplay replies? does the length of your partner’s replies matter or is important to you?
What is your limit for how many active threads you can handle at one time?
What kind of formatting do you use? is there any particular quirks or style you prefer over others?
Do you use icons or graphics? if so, how do you feel it benefits your replies? Does it matter if your partner / followers use them also?
Are you more comfortable writing in private or public spaces? Why or why not?
Do you have a routine that helps you prepare to work on your writing?
Between mobile or desktop version, which do you prefer regarding writing drabbles or roleplay replies?
When it comes to replies do you trim your posts? Does it bother you when others don’t trim their own replies? Is trimming not a problem at all?
Have you ever had a roleplay partner who helped you to improve something about your own writing quality?
Is there another hobbyist or writer whose style or content is one that you enjoy? Is there anything specific that stands out to you about it?
When publishing a body of work, are the amount of likes / replies important to you? Why or why not?
Do you prefer roleplay threads over drabbles? Or Reverse? Or Both?
If a reply isn’t coming easily do you draft it for later, delete and start over, chat with your writing partner for help, or something else?
Are there any writing elements that you sometimes find difficult? Monologues, character engagement, setting, progression, dialogue, other?
What subjects / genres do you find yourself becoming the most passionate about when you’re writing?
When working on items in your inbox, do you spread out the answers, queue them up, or work on them all at once?
Does fatigue affect your ability to write or do you always have energy for the grind?
Are there any genres that you will not write or avoid writing?
Are there any writing habits others may have that you find frustrating or exhausting?
Are you comfortable asking your writing partner to correct something in their reply if they got a detail incorrect?
Do you use a threadtracker or other methods to keep track of your roleplay threads other than drafts?
When working on replies or drabbles, do you prefer a desktop keyboard, a laptop, typing on mobile, or other accessibility methods?
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