Sometimes I don't update the face claim for a really long time. Like - a really long time. I hate it and it is always going to be there asking to be updated. I know it needs updating but I just ignore it until it is unbearable to look at and then take the time to do it - which usually cost me a good hour then because of how many claims need to be added. Freaking hate those things D:

Also... I tend to sometimes not link back to animal sites. I leave the advertisements on my site and say "Linked Back" but if I am feeling extra lazy - I won't link back only because do people on animal sites even care? lol Probably not.

Don't get me wrong, my own apps are long as hell! Because I can never shut up in them apparently. I always try to make them short, but I get too excited because it's like I'm discovering the character when I'm writing apps. I don't think long apps are a bad thing, they're just bad to someone who has been hit with the combo of being tired + adhd +
just lazy that hour ahaha.

As for another confession, I tend to let a lot of things slide in apps I've seen other sites pend. If I see a decent amount of notable typos, I just ignore them because I can tell what they mean. If they're juust over the borderline of not being lore-correct I'll usually give them wiggle room instead of working with them to fix it.

However, a connected confession to that is that my mood effects my levels of leniency. I still say I'm a really relaxed admin who just wants everyone to have fun, but if my day in real life has been really awful I find myself minding lore contradictions more. I guess it's like if you spend all day with people being aggressive and dishonest in real life, you start to see the motivations of someone making a character with something that breaks lore (such as a banned OP power) as something intentional instead of accidental.

Now that I'm a hermit I rarely ever have that problem! 

Man I'm probably coming across as an awful admin, but I swear I do my best and these are just the worst traits because it's the thread for them

Same. At the end of the day, it's not my job to nitpick or lecture one about spelling or grammar. So long as I can understand what it's saying, and it fits the lore, and meets all the requirements (fields properly filled out, canon questions answered if canon), I could not care less about the rest. I wouldn't want someone to nitpick the crap out of me, so I'm not about to nitpick the crap out of them.

Another confession on that note: I purposely made my application form & requirements easy because I have to fill them out, too. |: I don't care about the app so much. I just want to thread! However, it gives people the option to write more if they want to.

back when CT first opened as CCR i made it a habit to sit down every night and read each app so that i'd be able to plot with the members comfortably, but i quickly burned myself out bc of how many members joined within the first month of opening. now where there are 190 accepted characters running around on the site, i can comfortably say that i've only read the applications of the characters i've accepted with some exceptions. i feel moderately bad about it but ; u ; i don't have that kind of time.

When I was a quest mod a few years back, I gave our local problematic member a hard time. He requested 10 rare drops (diamonds) in a solo to craft some gear. Me and my fellow quest mod didn't take so kindly to that, but I did give him exactly one diamond.

Of course he complained about it, but it's technically not the kind of drop we gave out so freely, especially when stronger monsters dropped them. He also despised writing solos, but was too determined to let that stop him.

"If you'll only give me one diamond per solo, I'll just have to make nine more, then!"

"You can only do three a week."

I'm usually not so petty and try to be fair to those I don't like, but some people are just hard to work with.