Feral Heart

However, some of the "rules" you had listed in the sample don't necessarily apply to all roleplays.

As a literate role player, the thing that really ticked me off was the rule of no one liners. You can do a lot in a single sentence, depending on your literacy level.

For instance, here's a good one liner:
"The tawny feline bounded across the long yellow grasses, kicking up dirt as she raced down the hillside."

Some rules said in certain RP's can be going overboard

Another thing? Realism. Now, I am generally a realistic roleplayer, but sometimes I like creating characters that are different from the average wolf, lion or warrior cat. What I hate the most about this rule is that most people on Feralheart judge a character's realism by literacy and colors. Most of the time this does not determine the character's realism! I've been denied access to several groups because my character had "unnatural colors" yet I had given a good RP sample. 

Blizzard is a white she-cat with sparkling blue eyes and a green-tipped tail. Blizzard had this green marking when she was a tiny kitten. She uses her tail to sometimes draw on the ground when she is bored, and she makes decent drawings of other animals and felines.

When the aggressive dog lunged for her, Blizzard jerked out of the way, hissing. Spinning around, she fluffed out her silver wings, before spreading them out and soaring over the large canine.

Anyways, getting back to the real topic, it does annoy me when people refuse to read the rules thoroughly. However, I believe there are exceptions, depending on the rule itself.