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== Notes ==

*Type: What kind of fanstuff is this?
**Fiction/Nonfiction: prose, poetry, or script
***Text: Words speak louder than actions...
***Visual: ...but pictures are worth a thousand words
**Interactive: collaborative efforts or games run with mediawiki as a common ground
***Text: play-by-post roleplaying, essentially. Meant to be different from collaborative writing, but defaults to this in most cases.
***Visual: With visual aids - stats, dice, figures, images, etc.
*Tone: What does this fanstuff feel like?
**Comedy: Light-hearted, human moments are exhibited through utilization of situations; Characters usually aren't plagued with realistic troubles, or find intersting or hilarious ways around them
**Drama: Things are serious, but not endlessly hopeless; Characters usually deal with hmuan situations that are far more realistic than comedy usually portrays
**Tragedy: Literally a consistent downwards slope; The characters are almost universally plagued with tragic falls through their dilemma
**Epic: Nowhere to go but up, the characters display human emotion; Their actions are beyond the normal scale of a singular being, however.
*Setting: Where your story takes place as a whole - individual settings are contained in the large, overarching setting.
**Historical: A place in history before the modern era.
***Biographical: A story meant to detail the history of something, be it real or not.
***Autobiographical: A story meant to detail ''your'' history, be it real or not.
**Fantasy: A setting or place that exhibits traits beyond natural comprehension or capability
***Low: Magic is there, but nothing is beyond a reasonable explanation. Otherwise it's basically historical medieval times.
***High: Magic and supernatural elements are present, some of which are explainable. Society is affected by these elements, but not heavily.
***Epic: Extreme magic and supernatural elements, predominant sources of culture and society.
**Modern: The here and the now. Best for contemporary or current-events themes and stories.
**Postmodern: Times are changing, but it's not
**Sci-fi: Advancing the ideals of our timeframe hundreds of years to explore the world of the future, where technology reigns.
**Apocalyptic: Where the extremes of society are brought too far, the result is desolation and destruction that reigns in. This genre explores it in action.
**Post-apocalyptic: The apocalyptic fores have subsided, but the remains of the people must return to normalcy and establish new norms, societies, etc.
*Characterization: What about your character, or characters? What makes them, or what makes them tic?
**Being: To be is to have an essence, a form, a physicality, and everything detailed below.
**History: Everyone comes from somewhere, unless you start from birth. If you don't explore it in the writing, you still need to establish it.
**Personality: Some people demonstrate a huge range of emotions. No human lacks all emotions. Find a medium between 0 and several hundred that makes them feel comfortably human.
**Identity: A being's a being's a being. What they are, what they identify as, and what others identify them as are all different things, and should be taken into consideration.
**Goals and Ideals: To be is one thing, to do is another. To have motivation makes a being useful in driving a story with its efforts.
***Protagonism vs. Antagonism: Protagonism is the act of moving the action of a story along. Antagonism is attempting to halt that action or stop it completely. These conflicts are what make people hate each other, at least in literature.
*The team dynamic: One character on their own works sometimes, but when it doesn't, you need a good solid case for a collective of characters.
**Humorism: I actually don't know much about it so you'll have to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_humours use the 'Kipedia] for this one. The idea is that there's four personalities that are regarded by four central ideals that are meant to mesh and unify with each other.
**The Fellowship: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fellowship_of_the_Ring inspired by a scathing expose of jewellery hoarders], The Fellowship is a prime example of a dynamic and large collective of people with a unifying task. Each one portrays several emotions that distinct them, or, [[Wikihood|In some cases]], make them one whole person.

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Brerose at 20:15, 4 September 2013

JuomariVeren: fuck tildes

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