#drpcq0021

[saphinc]

always tag people's triggers, even if you think they're misusing the term. you don't know anyone else's story, it takes two seconds to tag something, and you could spare someone having a literal panic attack.

THIS SO MUCH. if i see one more bio that says “i’m lazy i don’t tag things get over it” i’m going to throw something?? i get that it is your blog but you have to understand that it can throw someone into an episode or like this anon said , a panic attack! i don’t think it’s worth doing that to someone you’re writing with.

if the rpc had an ‘official’ code of conduct, what should be in it ?

[saphinc]

#0021  ;  daily  rpc  question  !

if the rpc had an 'official' code of conduct, what should be in it ?

[saphinc]

( late but ) for drpcq0021 : don't use mental health issues as excuse / shield when someone call you out on something / you were an jerk atm or for guilt-tripping

if the rpc had an ‘official’ code of conduct, what should be in it ?

[saphinc]

Tag things normally or have a simple tagging system. Why does it matter if your tag for your aesthetic is literally a whole song? It's for aesthetic and popularity, there is no need.

if the rpc had an ‘official’ code of conduct, what should be in it ?

[saphinc]

My code of conduct would be: treat others the way you want to be treated and to be patient with others, might be a cliche one but I feel like it’s not as practiced as it use to be

if the rpc had an ‘official’ code of conduct, what should be in it ?

[saphinc]

I know a lot of people wouldn't agree, but my vote would be to stop using small text. It's hard to read and not particularly "aesthetic" anyway

eradicate small text!!! bring back mandatory normal text!!! i beg!!!! we can't see!!!

if the rpc had an 'official' code of conduct, what should be in it ?

[saphinc]

The person behind the screen should always take priority over the muse

if the rpc had an 'official' code of conduct, what should be in it ?