Question about forum rules (I hope this is in the right part)

[starkwolf]

Alright, so suppose I were to setup a structured RPG limited to a small party under the RPG section. If I were to give adequate notice of permissions beyond the usual forum rules (where X is allowed, but usually isn't), would that follow the same principle as in the game where you are allowed to do whatever you want, so long as it is on a private map, or is this one of those no-exception rules? Does it depend at all on the extent and the rule? 

[CloudFish]

No, considering that unlike a private map the forum is accessible to anyone, it would be, I am sure, inadequate to have anything bypassing the rules laid out for the forum as a whole.

[starkwolf]

No, considering that unlike a private map the forum is accessible to anyone, it would be, I am sure, inadequate to have anything bypassing the rules laid out for the forum as a whole.

By that reasoning, then, I would assume that it is out of the question to have a link to another site where I would host such a game instead (since that is still accessible)? While I am disappointed since this is the community that would probably have the greatest interest and capability in assisting me in my idea, I suppose it isn't surprising, as you never know the age group on the other side. Oh well, anyone else know anything to the contrary?

[CloudFish]

I am satisfied that as long as you warn what you are linking to it would be fine. However posting it on the site itself, I believe, would not be allowed

[starkwolf]

I am satisfied that as long as you warn what you are linking to it would be fine. However posting it on the site itself, I believe, would not be allowed

While I am relieved to hear you say that, I am curious, what justification do you have for your answer?

[CloudFish]

because feral heart isn't responsible for outsourcing links. that's why the ads are sometimes what they are. some are faulty and give viruses. basically, you're only responsible for the information/ things you post here and on its ground breaking of rules. however, i am not a staff member, obviously, and while their rules can be floppy on how clear, i am making the best of what i can. so i suppose it may be best to wait, though i honestly do not see what would be wrong with it.