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Community Information

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tinhuviel

1. All book installment posts are friends-locked and are not to be shared outside the confines of this community. The Chalice is the sole property of tinhuviel and is being shared with the select individuals who have been allowed inside these "walls." Sharing this work with anyone will be considered not only copyright infringement, but also an irreversible breach of trust, resulting in defriending. Sorry about being so harsh, but this is that important.


2. Please try to remember to lock all entries you post. It's not necessary because the only posts that absolutely have to be friends-locked are the ones that I'll make of installments of the novel; however, I'd prefer to keep the entire community under wraps, especially if you're posting some of your own work and don't want it available for any Tom, Dick, or Harry to see and perhaps steal.


3. Please be nice to each other. No flames, no unnecessary ugliness. Constructive criticism of the work in question is always welcome, but comments like "you suck" as opposed to "this sucks" are not acceptable, no matter how true it might be.


4. Although I'd prefer we remain on-topic, it's not a law written in stone here. Anything mentioned in the Interests portion of the profile page is fair game, but discussion is, by no means, limited to just that. It would be appreciated that we remain on topic, but it's not necessary.


5. If you want to share some of your work (written or otherwise) in this community, you're more than welcome to do so.


6. Have fun. This law is written in stone. I want people in this community to enjoy being here, to be inspired to create for themselves, and to have a good time interacting with one another. If you aren't having fun or gleaning something useful from being here, don't feel obligated to stay. The last thing I want is to be making people miserable, at least in this capacity.


7. Be honest. Make suggestions. Offer criticism and encouragment. I'm a big girl so I think I can handle it.


8. Don't be shy. We're all friends here, so speak your mind whenever compelled.