#structured communication

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Message symbol rules

[Rules for message symbols] 1. All message symbols should come before the message content. 2. Put all message symbols describing the message in one set of square brackets and all message symbols giving instructions in one set of parentheses. Example: [Tevvyline general question] (+ explanation) = Can you clarify this point? 3. Use an equal sign to separate the message symbols and the actual message. Message symbol explanations Conversation symbol rules Structured communication list

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Conversation symbol rules

[Rules for conversation symbols] 1. A conversation symbol must be sent alone with no message symbols. A comment can be added for a conversation symbol by typing out an equal sign = followed by the comment content. Example: [Greeting (Tevvyline)] = Greet them! 2. The conversation symbol content should be inside one set of square brackets. Conversation symbol explanations Message symbol rules Structured communication list

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Conversation script rules

[Rules for conversation scripts] 1. Starting and ending a conversation script: - When starting a conversation script, you will need to send a message in this format "!Start (Conversation Script Name) (Names of members participating + A number before each member's name indicating which person they will be in the conversation script). A comment can be added by adding a equal sign = followed by the comment. Example: !Start (Example Script) (1 Tevvyline, 2 joellojello2) = Let's chat! - When ending a conversation script, you will need to send a message in this format "!End (Conversation Script Name) (Names of members participating + A number before each member's name indicating which person they were in the conversation script). You can end a conversation script even if you haven't finished the conversation script. 2. No multiple conversation scripts at the same time: - Make sure each member is using the same conversation script to prevent confusion. Conversation script for "how are you?" Structured communication list