No, I think it is more at risk of breaking guidelines. Generally when more skin is shown when two people are intimate, I guess they would be doing ‘sexual contact’
Per scene, you can have only 5 punches. Anything above punch (like smashing head against something) wouldn’t be allowed, since even punches are limited. * Just assuming from what we have, I guess it’s better to send a ticket though *
Hahaha I know a lot of people didn’t understand why I was so up them about submitting their stories for review but I’m relieved I convinced the authors of my favorites to do it now
This is my main question now, and if we also need to request for reviews on new episodes we publish to existing stories after the tenth too?
Yup! This is a great question. Because it would be rather pointless if you don’t. Because let’s be real. You review all ten episodes and then you don’t review the new ones which will then cause authors to find a loophole and break guidelines.
(Damn, did this make sense? LOL) this isn’t directed towards you, Ambs.
Maybe you can use narrations to aid? I’m just guessing anything too extreme wouldn’t be ok. Punches, kicks, throwing-over-the-shoulder and stuff should be fine… I hope.
I did make sense and personally I feel it’s kind of needed But that’s going to be a lot of work to upkeep reviews and then still continue the backlog of stories to make them appear on the ranks again
I’m taking the ‘reviewing the top 100’ stories to account, and I think those might be on a weekly/biweekly basis, while other stories may had to be sent a Support Ticket if the author is worried?
Kinda makes me wish there would be a shortcut to contact Episode in the Writer’s portal then
Yeah, I know. But, if this isn’t the case, then all this was for nothing. What’s going to stop authors from breaking guidelines if they know that new episodes won’t be reviewed? For an example, the shelves (stories on the shelf) had questionable content starting after the 3rd episode because episode only reviewed 3 chapters.