Rules and regulations for fiction

[Mistress Emma]

1. Limit adult material. The moderator is only 11.
2. Do not use characters from things that have been published and are in mainstream. That is why there is a fanfiction category.
3. Do not use "ch@7 53@k" It's hard to read.
4. Limit swearing, keep in consideration the mods age.
5. Do give some sort of rating, I'll give you guide.
I'm sure I'll come up with more, I just can't think of any right now.
6. When you post a story, post the title of it with [Reviews] next to it in the review area. Let's just say....

The Llama Land :: Fiction Corner! :: Action/Adventure

The Marathon

then you go to the reviews area, create a new thread, and put...

The Marathon [Reviews]

That's what you do for reviews. You do not psot reviews in the actual story thread.


Yours,
~Emma~

[Mistress Emma]

Here's the rating guide.

2 types of rating...

Fanfiction.net ratings, these are...
K = 5+, Pretty much anyone can read these, must be free of all swearing, abuse, aldult references, and anything along those lines.
K+ = 9+, Can have minor swearing, can reference abuse, but no actuall abuse, no aldult references, implied things as incest, character death/sucide, and I'm sure there are others, are allowed.
T = 13+ s*x free incest, swearing, sucide/character death, s*x references, and minor abuse is allowed here.
M= 16+ this is where things get dark, incest with s*x, abuse, character death/sucide, genocide, and s*x itself are allowed are all allowed. Must be mature to read these fics.
NC-18= 18+, Nothing isn't allowed here.

The T.V ratings.
G= All ages.
PG= Things that have a bit of offensive stuff, making them not fit into G, but not enough offensive stuff to warrant M, minor swearing and minor violence is allowed.
M= 15+, s*x, violence, major swearing, and anything along those lines are allowed.
MA= All things that are bad enough that they don't fit into M.
R= all things bad enough that they don't fit into MA...

Well that was the ratings guide, hope that helps you understand how to rate (doubt it though...)