These are all areas where RTs easily get out of hand, so please reach out through modmail for permission before compositing separate canons, basing a thread on a real-life figure, or extending your RT into the comments. Mod permission is required for composites, IRL figures, and comment extensions.
State which version of the character and what series they are from in your title. Titles should convey who the character is. Literature feats need to be properly cited with series or chapter numbers. These sites are historically unreliable for hosting sources. Scans must be of good quality and easy to interpret.ĭo not cite wikis or sources from YouTube. Properly hiding your links and using bullet points or equivalent is mandatory. Respect Threads must adhere to basic formatting guidelines. Respect Threads must be properly formatted. This will be judged on a case by case basis. Tie-ins, spin-offs, and sequels are preferred but not necessarily required. A character's "Primary" Canon is largely subjective, but is best explained as the most important part to cover.
Respect Threads should cover most if not all of a character's canon before being posted, and contain as many relevant feats as possible. Respect Threads must cover the majority of a character's primary canon. Feats must be combat-applicable and impressive by human standards in order to qualify. Respect Threads must contain at least 5 combat-related pictures, scans, screenshots, clips, or other relevant media sources along with information explaining the feat. Respect Threads must contain 5 or more combat-related feats.
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Read the full version of our rules in the wiki! Respect Threads should be clear, concise, and accurately portray the character in question. A Respect Thread is an educational resource meant to provide usable information on a character's capabilities for the purpose of "Who would win in a fight?"-style debate.
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