Journal created:
on 10 March 2006 (#9731379)
Updated:
on 7 May 2006
Name:
"Aurtistic kids rock!"
Membership:
Moderated
Posting Access:
All Members
1. Don't join if you can't handle constructive criticism.
2. Don't join if you can't be a mature individual.
3. Don't be a troll. If you dislike what someone drew, don't click back to it.
4. Don't begin flame wars, and do not personlize insults or taunts.
5. Art theft/plagarism is completely forbidden.
6. All art images under cuts (save for smaller ones or a preview image). Keep the images reasonably sized but large enough to see details.
7. Written work more than 200 words long is to be put behind a cut.
8. If the material is more than PG (I.E. swearing, nudity, sex, drugs, booze, gay pirates) put a warning on the cut.
9. Risque works are allowed if they are: Friendslocked, LJ Cut, under R rated. We aren't prudish and are much more liberal than the North American TV networks but use your judgement.
10. We aren't ranking work here. It's not a contest, but a fourm for exhibiting our work and asking for constructive criticism.
11. Bring pie.
12. Respect the moderators and, unless you have good reason to do so, don't argue with them or their descisions.
Posting several in one day is not spamming. It might make it a bit harder for everyone to sift through all the posts, but that's not spam. If you do have multiple pieces, it might be easier to put under one post, depending on the category of what you are posting. Keeping image-work and written-work seperate is logical, but don't upload one picture at a time.
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