As for the second, it's common enough that games like Holly Heights actually count IC inbox posts among threads that count as AC. It's sort of common courtesy if you have three or four closed logs to do in the same week so you don't spam up the network. You could also take the CATCH-ALL CLOSED LOG approach. If you know you have several closed logs to do, put one log up with threads assigned to diff characters? Like if I have my character in four classes that require four diff closed logs with classmates, I'd do:
CLOSED CLASS LOG <--- Title
[Starter for classmate 1]
---
[Starter for classmate 2]
---
[Starter for classmate 3]
---
[Starter for classmate 4]
And in the COMMENTS:
Blank comment for Classmate 1 to answer ; Classmate's name in subject line Blank comment for Classmate 2 to answer ; Classmate's name in subject line Blank comment for Classmate 3 to answer ; Classmate's name in subject line Blank comment for Classmate 4 to answer ; Classmate's name in subject line
I really hope this helps. It'd be a bit like what the Art Gallery log looked like if you catch my drift?
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As for the second, it's common enough that games like Holly Heights actually count IC inbox posts among threads that count as AC. It's sort of common courtesy if you have three or four closed logs to do in the same week so you don't spam up the network. You could also take the CATCH-ALL CLOSED LOG approach. If you know you have several closed logs to do, put one log up with threads assigned to diff characters? Like if I have my character in four classes that require four diff closed logs with classmates, I'd do:
CLOSED CLASS LOG <--- Title
[Starter for classmate 1]
---
[Starter for classmate 2]
---
[Starter for classmate 3]
---
[Starter for classmate 4]
And in the COMMENTS:
Blank comment for Classmate 1 to answer ; Classmate's name in subject line
Blank comment for Classmate 2 to answer ; Classmate's name in subject line
Blank comment for Classmate 3 to answer ; Classmate's name in subject line
Blank comment for Classmate 4 to answer ; Classmate's name in subject line
I really hope this helps. It'd be a bit like what the Art Gallery log looked like if you catch my drift?