A few questions.

[XxPersephonexX]

Alright so I just have a few questions for people, and I'm not really sure who to ask.

So my first question:
How do I do the name thing for a thread? You know how some have the name on then when you check it out.

How do I use photos for links, like how people have then for their ons and offs.

With the story part if his community, would I be allowed to post sexual stories, as some people call them lemons

If you can get back to me, as soon as possible that would be great, thank you all so much for your help ahead of time, and for your time as well!

Thanks.

Persephone c:

[Vekseid]

Alright so I just have a few questions for people, and I'm not really sure who to ask.

So my first question:
How do I do the name thing for a thread? You know how some have the name on then when you check it out.

It occurs to me since no one can reply to someone else's ons & offs thread, spelling out the [you] tag there may be helpful >_>

If that's what you're referring to, anyway. That tag only functions in the ons and offs boards.

How do I use photos for links, like how people have then for their ons and offs.

In most cases, if you're wondering how someone did something, you can quote the post. Otherwise, you can mix and match tags for a lot of different effects - wrap the image you want to link to inside the url tags.

With the story part if his community, would I be allowed to post sexual stories, as some people call them lemons

Not sure what you mean by lemons? Adult/sexual content is acceptable anywhere in the right two columns of the forum.

[XxPersephonexX]

Lemons is like a story based on sexual acts and yes that is what I mean about the you tag, I wasn't sure what is was called.

Alright thank you so much for your help Vekseid

[Oniya]

Lemons (where you are the sole writer) would go into the Storytelling forum.  Since they aren't divided the same way that the roleplays are, it's advisable to tag them ([BON] for consensual bondage/BDSM, [N/C] for non-consensual, [EX] for things like guro, vore, bestiality) so that readers don't run into something that they would normally choose not to read.