When you converse with a potential member and essentially convince them to join through social awkwardness prowess. This one reminds me that sometimes, I can learn to be a social person and manage to help someone enjoy the site enough already that they wish to join the community. Especially considering I am extremely shy, so this feels like a confidence-boosting win in my book.

Members who are saints and advertise because they enjoy the site so much. Thanks a million for helping out! It's always much appreciated and I wish I could provide more in return for your assistance. Unfortunately, I have developed into an advertising menace and make it difficult for my members to advertise on occasion. ^^' and I finally added rewards for advertising too.

When my members or site visitors feel like they need a certain writing level to join/stay on the site. I have honestly enjoyed role-playing with anybody, even if there are grammar mistakes, spelling errors or whatever as long as the site rules are adhered to. I have never created a rule specifically stating writing level is important, impart because I remember when I was beginning to role-play and could rarely find a site that would take me. Not to mention, people from other cultures learning the English language which can be a rather difficult study and use this to assist in learning the language or because they simply enjoy it.

Whenever I get these people, I immediately ask them if they enjoy role-playing and are having fun on my site. If they say yes, I just tell them to stick around and not worry about it. Memberwise, people who enjoy the role-play are valuable and enjoyable to be around compared to the contrast. These doors were opened to bring people in who enjoy a similar hobby to myself, thus if somebody is unable to write like *insert famous author name here*, so what? You came here to have fun, and I am not somebody who writes to complete excellence. Mistakes are natural, and the only way to develop your role-playing is to learn from your fellow members and learn your personal style that you're happy with.

The point is, if I have a member/visitor join my site, I do not like hearing them thinking their writing level is not good enough to stay/join since we are here to enjoy ourselves through mutually shared hobbies.