Quietus
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"then" should be "the"
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What is considered Development?
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[member="Silencia"] fixed it xD
What is considered Development?
The Factory typically only asks for development threads if: a submission is a set standard (for example as with Starship; is not properly balanced, or an item located within the submission is found on the Restricted Items List Restricted Items List.
One very easy method to follow is that if there is canon precedence and it is balanced with a solid set of weaknesses, then it typically doesn't require development. However, if a submission is particularly ambitious, a Judge reserves the right to ask for additional development for balance and fair play.
Unless specifically stated in the Factory rules, development threads typically start out in the range of a 10 to 15 post requirement. We recommend that the more ambitious and the more powerful the characteristics are in a Factory Submission, then the more development you put in it. Solid weaknesses are a definite plus. If you know you're working on a particularly ambitious project it's probably a good idea to get a group together and do some larger scale development work.
On the same note, remember that a development thread may be a fleshed out, entertaining story. It does not need to revolve around dull and raw development. A writer may go on a quest to find the item or conduct roleplay that incorporates the submission in some way.
What is considered Development?
The Factory typically only asks for development threads if: a submission is a set standard (for example as with Starship; is not properly balanced, or an item located within the submission is found on the Restricted Items List Restricted Items List.
One very easy method to follow is that if there is canon precedence and it is balanced with a solid set of weaknesses, then it typically doesn't require development. However, if a submission is particularly ambitious, a Judge reserves the right to ask for additional development for balance and fair play.
Unless specifically stated in the Factory rules, development threads typically start out in the range of a 10 to 15 post requirement. We recommend that the more ambitious and the more powerful the characteristics are in a Factory Submission, then the more development you put in it. Solid weaknesses are a definite plus. If you know you're working on a particularly ambitious project it's probably a good idea to get a group together and do some larger scale development work.
On the same note, remember that a development thread may be a fleshed out, entertaining story. It does not need to revolve around dull and raw development. A writer may go on a quest to find the item or conduct roleplay that incorporates the submission in some way.
Quietus
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The Factory typically only asks for development threads if a submission: is a set standard (Starships, for example); is not properly balanced; or contains an item or material on the Restricted Items List.
[member="Cira"] Re-wrote that first section for you.
[member="Cira"] Re-wrote that first section for you.
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What is considered Development?
The Factory typically only asks for development threads if a submission: is a set standard (Starships, for example); is not properly balanced; or contains an item or material on the Restricted Items List.
One very easy method to follow is that if there is canon precedence and it is balanced with a solid set of weaknesses, then it typically doesn't require development. However, if a submission is particularly ambitious, a Judge reserves the right to ask for additional development for balance and fair play.
Unless specifically stated in the Factory rules, development threads typically start out in the range of a 10 to 15 post requirement. We recommend that the more ambitious and the more powerful the characteristics are in a Factory Submission, then the more development you put in it. Solid weaknesses are a definite plus. If you know you're working on a particularly ambitious project it's probably a good idea to get a group together and do some larger scale development work.
On the same note, remember that a development thread may be a fleshed out, entertaining story. It does not need to revolve around dull and raw development. A writer may go on a quest to find the item or conduct roleplay that incorporates the submission in some way.
What is considered Development?
The Factory typically only asks for development threads if a submission: is a set standard (Starships, for example); is not properly balanced; or contains an item or material on the Restricted Items List.
One very easy method to follow is that if there is canon precedence and it is balanced with a solid set of weaknesses, then it typically doesn't require development. However, if a submission is particularly ambitious, a Judge reserves the right to ask for additional development for balance and fair play.
Unless specifically stated in the Factory rules, development threads typically start out in the range of a 10 to 15 post requirement. We recommend that the more ambitious and the more powerful the characteristics are in a Factory Submission, then the more development you put in it. Solid weaknesses are a definite plus. If you know you're working on a particularly ambitious project it's probably a good idea to get a group together and do some larger scale development work.
On the same note, remember that a development thread may be a fleshed out, entertaining story. It does not need to revolve around dull and raw development. A writer may go on a quest to find the item or conduct roleplay that incorporates the submission in some way.
Cira
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Look good?
Quietus
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[member="Cira"] Yep
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sweet
