
Then what would you consider to be a human, given all we hear about others are stories, or snippets thereof?
Then what would you consider to be a human, given all we hear about others are stories, or snippets thereof?
I disagree with the implicit assumption that humans and characters are mutually exclusive.
Consider biographies - are the subjects humans, characters, or both?
If a user reposts quality content, I.e curates their own selection of reddit posts, AND the community upvotes their selections, then I don’t mind.
Otherwise, it’s literally spam.
“I don’t understand,” said Alex, “How could you, a faithless non-believer, hope to Shepherd this flock?” A glazed ray of light landed on the shoulders of a man in black.
“I am not faithless!” Said Mark. “I spent years, engaging with each, & every one of them. I am privy to their closest secrets, yet still a friendly stranger.”
Alex held up her hand to silence him. “There is more to leadership, than going through the motions of society - to inspire secondhand, and to teach, without talking.”
Alex paced down the rows of empty pews. “Without the Lord, could you accomplish as such? I don’t think so, unlike me.”
Mark shook his head. “So you believe a certain charisma is more important than the social bonds we forge together?” He returned to the pulpit.
Alex turned towards the main door. “I believe, that in these past two weeks, the bonds I made are just as strong as the ones you cherish.” She paused as she gripped the handle. “Although, I suppose it can be fun, playing as the preacher.”
Interesting. I wonder if it can be set to local participation only, so others can still see.