Tip: If you want more responses to your starter, make it more than one line. Half of the #OpenRP tag don't get responses.

Multi-Para/Novella (n.) multiple paragraphs of post length, often going from 3 paragraphs to way beyond this. Some do this with symbols.

Alternate Universe/AU (n.) a verse stemming from the canon story, often coming from a fandom. "The fanfic was not far off from the canon."

Fanon (n.) Things that aren't canon, but aren't contradictory and believed by fans. Theories are so often considered, they'll become fanon

Powergaming (v.) if one attacks using excessive force, or posts the result of an attack on the other.

Usually in the #OpenRP tag, one will sometimes like the latest tweet of the other. This often indicates the ending or delay.

Tip: For more responses on your #OpenRP, make it look professional by taking time to check your spelling and grammar.

Tip: Spamming tags will only make it annoying. Give your starter some time, and if it doesn't get a response, then try again.

Tip: Avoid offensive or NSFW topics in RP, unless you've warned people through a bio or starter. Some people are sensitive or have PTS(D)

Did you know... 60% of experienced online roleplayers have an increased vocabulary and an extended reach of creativity.

Tip: Try learning new words to use in RP. Synonyms for constantly used words make you sound more professional and increase your writing.

Don't be afraid to start your own RP or join in on one. Send starters using #OpenRP or an @

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Roleplay (n.) a form of chat where two or more people play fictional characters and create stories. On Twitter it's often found in #OpenRP

Free Form Roleplay (n.) fast-paced RP. Posts are short and grammar is loose, making it great for beginners. #OpenRP has many FF roleplayers.

Semi-Lit Roleplay (n.) like free form but more character development and writing quality. Posts are from one-liners to paragraphs. #OpenRP

Advanced Lit roleplay (n.) Spelling & grammar are strictly enforced. Players are expected to create detailed and thoughtful posts. #OpenRP

How to get a response in #OpenRP tip # 1: Do not use the word "you" unless it is in dialogue. Try not to roleplay for the other character.

Note : ( #OpenRP ) if someone starts off detailed, but becomes less detailed with time, they likely are getting bored with the roleplay.