Arranging encounters OOC?

[SekoETC]

Some players are into types of roleplay (usually sexual) that others might find offensive. So I think it would be better for everybody if players who are into this sort of rp could compare their likes in a private environment, such as a Facebook group, and share information of who they play. The question is would this be against the rules? I don't think it would generate an unfair advantage if these pairings would refrain from cooperating in ways that would be harmful to others (such as engaging in piracy). The main purpose would be to promote sexual rp while reducing exposure of parties who want nothing to do with it. What's PD's opinion on this?

[Rmak]

Allowing OOC for special interest groups would then require OOC to be removed for everyone else. Allowing only one type of group to OOC would be a disaster though I guess if a special interest group such as that was allowed the PR department could then advertise on adult or fetish sites to increase player numbers.

[SekoETC]

Cantr has always had a BDSM subculture at least ever since I was a newbie, but there's no way for these players to recognize each other, so sometimes they might make advantages on vanilla people who wouldn't have wanted to hear about it in the first place. There's also the ageplay subculture, and furries.

[Rmak]

Isn't there a town in the ez for this anyway ?

[sherman]

Is there? If there is that town certainly doesn't advertise a lot. And yes this proposition does make sense..

[Rmak]

Maybe it was just in game spam then about olip west . But anyway the same applies , if sex group is allowed then the CR is then defunct. Guess it depends on Jos's vision of the game - sex Sim or society Sim ?

[Wolfsong]

Yeah... How about no. I don't think it is appropriate to break the rules for one group, especially a "bdsm" group.

[Wolfsong]

Some players are into types of roleplay (usually violent) that others might find offensive. So I think it would be better for everybody if players who are into this sort of rp could compare their likes in a private environment, such as a Facebook group, and share information of who they play. The question is would this be against the rules? I don't think it would generate an unfair advantage if these pairings would refrain from cooperating in ways that would be harmful to others (such as engaging in Rape fetishist roleplay.) The main purpose would be to promote murder rp while reducing exposure of parties who want nothing to do with it. What's PD's opinion on this?

Think about it like that. Replace the name of the thing you support with something else and it becomes obvious how not happening this should be.