Adding Ratings To Your Writing Pieces
Dec 27, 2015 7:23:15 GMT -8
Post by lyraalluse on Dec 27, 2015 7:23:15 GMT -8
Adding Ratings To Your Writing Pieces
When you post writing pieces on the site, remember to label them with the appropriate rating tag. In the subject box of a new post, list the writing piece's title first and then the rating.
Example:
Pinkie Pie Falls For A statue (G)
Here is a guide to the rating system for writing pieces.
General (G): Anyone can read the story. There is mild violence, adult references, and explicit language.
Teen (T): The recommended audience is age 13 and above. There is a medium level of violence, adult references, and explicit language.
Mature (M): The recommended audience is age 18 and above. There is a high level of violence, adults references, and explicit language.
Legal Stuff: Post Your Heart is not responsible for the content that members upload. All problems that might arise from a posted work must be taken up with the original poster of the content; not the site itself. Users understand that they are responsible for the content that they put on this site and will mark their work accordingly to avoid potential legal recourse from other site members.
When you post writing pieces on the site, remember to label them with the appropriate rating tag. In the subject box of a new post, list the writing piece's title first and then the rating.
Example:
Pinkie Pie Falls For A statue (G)
Here is a guide to the rating system for writing pieces.
General (G): Anyone can read the story. There is mild violence, adult references, and explicit language.
Teen (T): The recommended audience is age 13 and above. There is a medium level of violence, adult references, and explicit language.
Mature (M): The recommended audience is age 18 and above. There is a high level of violence, adults references, and explicit language.
Legal Stuff: Post Your Heart is not responsible for the content that members upload. All problems that might arise from a posted work must be taken up with the original poster of the content; not the site itself. Users understand that they are responsible for the content that they put on this site and will mark their work accordingly to avoid potential legal recourse from other site members.
