Notice: Roleplay Canonization Requests

[Typrop]

So having an actual guarantee that people HAVE to look at your concerns is bad because it costs money that a) ensures that not everyone of said fan-fiction party doesn't spam their own requests (which lowers the chance that your stuff is getting looked into) while b) it shows that people are absolutely serious about what they do because they did the grind (or bought credits for 10$ from someone else who did)?

Imagine that, instead of a team who voluntarily looks at your item because they were shown it, and it looks interesting, to instead being observed by those being fiscally incentivized to do so. That does not breed confidence in me, because if anything, it would remove genuine passion and interest, and be more of a case of filling a checklist and moving on to the next one so that you're technically doing your "job" for monopoly bucks. The only defining trait for concerns should be RP quantity and quality, rather than an arbitrary fiscal gap in order to determine "seriousness." Good RP is its own payment, because it justifies everything within the setting relatively well, thus completing writing work for a concept's introduction and implementation, and rendering it a smooth and easy transition.

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