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Acceptable Language in Sleuth
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Magdalene
Old Shoe
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Mar-31-2009 15:30
I am writing an Intro right now and I was wondering what is acceptable language for Sleuth?
I thought it would be a good thing to know for this intro and for SMs.
I can PM an editor what I want to say and then they can tell me if it is okay or not, if you'd like.
Thank you!
:D
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Ms Helen
Con Artist
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Mar-31-2009 17:08
I don't know what you mean, my vocabulary is completely pure ;)
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Magdalene
Old Shoe
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Mar-31-2009 17:28
LOL! Thanks, I just have two friends talking and I feel like they wouldn't be proper, language-wise, with each other, you know?
I will send that Helen.
Thanks!
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Breitkat
Pinball Amateur
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Apr-1-2009 00:02
I doubt there'd be much wrong with an occasional 'damn', 'hell', or even a 'bugger off, moron', in the right situation. I do have the feeling though, that the higher up the Seven Deadly Words list you go, the more resistance you'll run into from our illustrious staff. Make sense? ;-)
(And dear Ms. Helen's got the voice of an Angel. *wink* ;-)
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Anikka
Babelfish
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Apr-1-2009 10:45
Yes... the voice of an angel and the language of a sailor. :-D
Or was that me? Oh, well.
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ctown28
Huntsman
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Apr-1-2009 11:12
Would that make her Ensign Gabrielle? ;-)
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Ms Helen
Con Artist
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Apr-1-2009 16:07
See now Breit says I have the voice of an angel it MUST be true :D
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Breitkat
Pinball Amateur
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Apr-1-2009 16:49
:-D :-D :-D!!!!!!!!!!!
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Joseph Zeo
Tale Spinner
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Apr-7-2009 20:29
Yes I do have a similar question. I've just submitted my SM and there are two areas of doubt of which i'm leaving to the impartial judgement of the editors:
1) The word the young girl uttered to her mother in the first twist. (i've put an asterisk * to replace the vowel. if appropriate, the editors can even take out the * and use the original word, if the editors find the word really inappropriate, i guess we'd have to change it...)
2) At the ending, a certain body part was removed.... not sure if that'd fly. . .
Too bad Ms Helen didn't call in during the last radio show, i'd love to hear her voice.... or did she and i missed it?
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Ms Helen
Con Artist
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Apr-7-2009 20:58
Ok Joseph having taken a look at your ending I think I can safely that the second one won't be in the final edit. Although I thought it was hilarious and had a laugh reading it :)
The first one, well, a couple of us have discussed it and it could possibly work, so we'll say it's a maybe ;)
And I'm sure I'm going to regret asking this but why would you love to hear my voice? I think Adam C will vouch for me when I say it's really boring :)
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Joseph Zeo
Tale Spinner
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Apr-28-2009 09:33
Ah too bad, because that's exactly what everybody said (that they laughed but don't think it'll make the cut). Oh well, i'm totally okay with this. I do very much agree with the PG13 policy. Sometimes i just dunno where to draw the line myself (haven't been 13 for a LONG LONG time!, and don't have a 13 year old lying around either. my world's basically kids free...unfortunately....)
Actually Helen, i forgot why i would love to hear you voice... i wrote that post right after ctown's radio show, and thought that you'd call in (details muddled now).... i have no idea... sorry if i disappoint you with this answer....
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