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Things in the game do not happen in a vacuum. If you are posting something to all the realm's leaders, then you intend for them to know. If you make it a "private" RP then you are opening up the possibility that there are spies within your midst that are sending out information on you. Also, do not discount your own nobles acting against you. These are all plausible scenarios of this information being disseminated IC.--[[User:Darksun|Darksun]] 17:37, 25 May 2010 (UTC) | Things in the game do not happen in a vacuum. If you are posting something to all the realm's leaders, then you intend for them to know. If you make it a "private" RP then you are opening up the possibility that there are spies within your midst that are sending out information on you. Also, do not discount your own nobles acting against you. These are all plausible scenarios of this information being disseminated IC.--[[User:Darksun|Darksun]] 17:37, 25 May 2010 (UTC) | ||
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| + | As a further clarification: Anything you post on the wiki that is not explicitly listed as OOC information will be considered IC knowledge by any player who happens to read it. As Tom often points out, anything that is contained in a message you send IG is fair game to anyone who happens to read it. If you don't want someone to know something, then '''don't send it to them'''. But even so, if you send something to ''anyone'', then there is always the chance that they sent it to someone else. --[[User:Indirik|Indirik]] ([[User talk:Indirik|talk]]), [[BattleMaster Wiki:Editors|Editor]] ([[BattleMaster Wiki:User-Editors Talk|talk]]) 21:09, 25 May 2010 (UTC) | ||
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Things in the game do not happen in a vacuum. If you are posting something to all the realm's leaders, then you intend for them to know. If you make it a "private" RP then you are opening up the possibility that there are spies within your midst that are sending out information on you. Also, do not discount your own nobles acting against you. These are all plausible scenarios of this information being disseminated IC.--Darksun 17:37, 25 May 2010 (UTC)
As a further clarification: Anything you post on the wiki that is not explicitly listed as OOC information will be considered IC knowledge by any player who happens to read it. As Tom often points out, anything that is contained in a message you send IG is fair game to anyone who happens to read it. If you don't want someone to know something, then don't send it to them. But even so, if you send something to anyone, then there is always the chance that they sent it to someone else. --Indirik (talk), Editor (talk) 21:09, 25 May 2010 (UTC)
