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Well, that I know. xD I was mainly wondering if it went to NewMember's project in general or if he will share it with the ones who actually drew the images. That appears to be up to NewMember exactly how the profit distribution goes. From that contract he posted, he's no obligation to render unto p...

azureXtwilight wrote:

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*"Or are your feelings about her just that shallow?"

It would be rather pointless if they didn't, wouldn't it. Here is a list of what you can make off each different sized print, although Premium members can increase or reduce the otherwise fixed 20%.

babyfish wrote:

No, you daft girl. It's a teacup and you're a Maid - he wants you to clean it and then roger him up against an ottoman.

Looking nice.

Also, depending on how complicated the spam methods are, replying to a post simply marks the forum as 'active' (because, hey, someone replied to it) and flags it for more spam in the future since they know it's going to be seen. So replying to spam threads, no matter how hilarious you think your ima...

Time > Effort = Kill Time < Effort = don't kill... This seems like a terrible 'equation'. If you have more time than effort, kill your character, and if you don't have enough time, don't kill them? That doesn't make any sense to me. You're essentially saying that the solution to being lazy and not ...

Whatever's appropriate to the story and target audience at hand, I guess. I don't think you'll get anyone complaining "THIS CHARACTER IS FAR TOO CHANGEABLE TO MY OWN PREFERENCES" unless they're really the kind of person you shouldn't listen to in the first place.

I just tend to kill off characters when they need to die. I've tried not killing them when they die, but it just writes me into a corner. Reading a lot of people here it seems a good chunk of you suffer from Joss Whedon Syndrome when it comes to character death - just kinda killing them off for some...