Rules to Creating a Cat

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These are the rules for when you create a cat.

1) You must create a kit, and no other rank. [you]This rule has been modified. See Staff Announcements.
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2) You must fill out the whole application. Every field has its own requirements. Ex. 35+ words. Those you must fulfill.

3) You must fill out each field accurately. Make sure that your answers are accurate. You can't write your cat's personality, and then roleplay their personalities differently. Ex. If you want your cat to be kind and caring, don't write words in the personality such as: 'Gruff, rude, and brisk.'

4) You can't name your cat any names from the Warriors series or unrealistic names. You can't name your cat Yellowfang, Fireheart, or other names from the Warriors books. You can use the separate prefixes and suffixes, though. And you can't use names like Rubywing or Doorfoot. How do Warriors cats know what rubies and doors are? Also, you can't name your cat something like Swimmerheart as 'Swimmer-' is not a realistic Warriors prefix. You could name them 'Swimheart', though 'Swim-' is uncommon. 

5) You can't make your cat have unrealistic appearances and personalities. You can't make your cat 'blue with purple ears and a gold tail with a maroon tip,' because that's unrealistic. And for your cat's personalities, he/she can't be 'perfect at swimming, climbing, jumping, running, hunting, fishing, fighting, scenting, seeing, hearing, making speeches, and leading. The only thing she's bad at is being bad at things! That is so, so, so unrealistic. Humans and real cats can't be like that, and this site is about realistic roleplaying.

6) If/when an administrator corrects your applications, fix it correctly and accurately. If an administrator finds a mistake in your applications, you must fix it.

7) When you modify your applications after an administrator corrects it, you must post telling the administrator you have fixed your mistake. That was an obvious rule, so I don't really need to explain it.

8) Don't roleplay your character unless he/she has been approved and accepted. As said in the Basic Rules.

9) When creating your application, fill it out neatly and with high-quality writing. Don't be surprised if an administrator comments on your writing style. Usually when guests check out these types of sites they tend to take a look at the applications. Depending on how well members write up their apps and how little admins have to correct them, they will make the decision to join. New members is what we want! Just do your absolute best.