Okay everybody I know we're all excited for the upcoming role-playing adventure (I know I am!) but we need some basic elements first.
RULES:
1. Talk in third person for continuity. I can't refer to all of you as "you".
2. You get one main character for which you will make all decisions for. When involving other (main) characters in your contribution, you must ask permission from their masters for any actions you would like to have them do via E-mail or convo, or simply wait for them to respond to your invitation.
Example:
"Leela waits patiently in the dark cell for Fry to bail her out. She see's a large figure approaching and shrieks in horror. ' It's just me Leela' Fry says"
If Fry and Leela have different masters and Leela's master did not contact Fry's master before involving him like this in her plot, this is NOT OKAY. What would be okay is:
"Leela waits patiently in the dark cell for Fry to bail her out." -Leela's master
"Leela see's a large figure approaching and shrieks in horror. ' It's just me Leela' Fry says" -Fry's Master
Any small decisions such as reactions, unnoticeable responses, humor and the like can be made for the other person by yourself, but romantic relationships, traveling, questing, selling of goods, and even certain actions of your character must be approved or posted by other person. Just consider if you would be mad if that action was made on behalf of you.
Another Example:
"Leela spied the bag around Fry's waist and ran up to him and snatched it, running away at lightning speed to a nearby forest with a grin on her face."
NOT okay because it presumes inactivity of Fry. I'm not saying thieving isn't allowed, it should just go like this:
"Leela spied the bag around Fry's waist and ran up to him and snatched it, and began dashing at lightning speed" -Leela's Master
"Fry felt a jerk on his waist and turned around to see someone running away with his pouch. He chased her down and pinned her."
Keep in mind the meaner you are or the more choice you take away from someone, the more they can take away from you. Excessive or repeated "decision stealing" may result in game consequences such as jail or death, or the team consequence of being banned from role play. I don't anticipate this being a problem, just be considerate and don't make them do something out of character and you'll be fine.
3. Helping characters (a person's second or third character) do not need permission or approval for any action, and any action can be preformed with helping characters given it is not contradictory to previous events (if Fry is Leela's boyfriend, he can't also be your husband but you can be secret lovers if you're feeling dangerous). If you have a helping character you must accept where people drag them but you can help along at any point as long as it isn't contradictory. You can kill helping characters, drag them on adventures, make them bail you out of jail, and make them play jester for your amusement.
4. Unless specifically told to do so, do not scene change.