Firstly, this is a rant. I just want to get that clear.

Now, onto the rant.

Don't tu just hate it when you're having a fun time playing an RPG with someone, then *pop* they're gone?
If tu do, then tu know what I'm talking about.

Now, before anybody starts throwing me under any buses, I will admit that I have abandoned an RPG o two. HOWEVER, I did eventually get back to it.

This rant is about those whom do the opposite. They leave, and that's the last you're ever gonna hear from them.

If the RPG is bad, grow a pair, and go right on out and say it. I don't know about the other hosts on this club, but I do use constructive critizism.

No, I won't be insulted. No, I won't blast you. I'll simply try to make the RPG better.

And I would hope this is applicable to EVERY host.

The users playing your RPGs are actual people, not robots. They have a right to not like your RPG. And trust me, I know that.

But when they just vanish into thin air without a trace? You're kinda hanging us hosts out to dry.

At least tu can say "I don't like this RPG, " and then leave. Sure, it sounds rude, mean, and rather douchey, but who ever dicho our opinions were always pretty ones?

In the end if you're going to leave an RPG, either get back to it, o tell the host tu quit. I truely hope that X host will understand.

That being said, I hope that we can give más honest opinions to each other, instead of making each other feel as though we were a part of a one night stand.

My intentions ARE NOT to put anyone down. However, if tu are an offender, and tu know who tu are, please, consider this.

Although rather short, I hope, por the ancestors in Starclan, users will be más honest.

BUT!!! Make sure that when tu write out your dissmissal that tu don't sound straight up offensive. Try "I don't like it" as opposed to "IT SUCKED". Be honest, but considerate.

I'll shut up now...

-Prowd