Emily Wake Wins the Next Community Honor Award
The Ongoing Worlds Community Honor Medal
It gives me great pleasure to present the Ongoing Worlds Community Honor (OWCH) to Emily Wake for outstanding articles published on the Ongoing Worlds Blog. Indeed, she has written eight articles dating back to August 21st of this year about various simming and online role playing topics. Her tips are must reads for anyone who enjoys our craft! You can read them all here.
Because of Emily and others like her, the blog has grown its humble beginnings of David Ball reporting on the development of his new Ongoing Worlds website to the intellectual center of the simming and online role playing universe. This is where major announcements are made, this is where clubs come together, and this is where you can read the latest and greatest ideas form the best and brightest of the entire simming world. Thanks for being a part of that, Emily. Read More
Apologies if I’ve posted many articles about random generators, they seem to be the most popular, so here’s another!
I have seen many games where the mod has asked you to write three or more sentences per post. While this is a good rule to live by… or should I say write by, not every post can be like this. There have you even been mods should have asked for a certain word count or even a paragraph number. All well and good. But again not every post can have a certain number of words or certain number of paragraphs. In fact, many replies to certain post only done with one sentence or one word. How do we stop this growing trend of short blurbs for posts? 
