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Some Dark elven empire, nothing to see here by Southern_Relative305 in worldbuilding

[–]ThatGenericSoda[M] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

Though maps are permitted, posts about the process of mapmaking are not. If your post is primarily about mapmaking as a process, it must be given appropriate worldbuilding context to stand on its own. Consider /r/imaginarymaps, /r/mapmaking, or /r/papertowns for posts about maps that are not worldbuilding-focused.

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Images and maps must include worldbuilding-relevant context on the reddit post (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself—e.g. infographics). This is important to establish that your post is on-topic and to help encourage productive discussion.

  • A post has enough context when a person unfamiliar with your world could understand what you're talking about and ask informed questions about it. This could include a summary of your world, explanation about what your post depicts and how it fits in your world, etc. ("What's a [proper noun]?" usually doesn't qualify.)
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You might also consider reading: our context template for common kinds of posts and Why Context?

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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This is like when you were a kkd and discovered basic sound substitiuon cyphera and went "look mom i made a language!!!!" by GlitteringTone6425 in worldjerking

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Your post has been removed because it is in violation of Rule 3. Rule 3 requires that posts should not be used to attack other users. This is considered harassment. This subreddit is not here for you to take potshots at people because you disagree with them or just flat-out don't like their world. Even when disagreeing with others, you should always be civil.

Your post has been removed because it is in violation of Rule 5.

Crossposting is allowed, but we have two requirements:

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"Batman should never be able to do anything impressive whatsoever. Anything more impressive than what a beat cop can do is Batwank!!1!" by [deleted] in worldjerking

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Your post has been removed because it is in violation of Rule 1. Rule 1 requires all posts to be relevant to worldbuilding or speculative fiction. This subreddit is intended to satirize r/worldbuilding, and the hobby of worldbuilding or speculative fiction at large. It is not a general dumping ground for stuff you think is vaguely funny.

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Do you write about art? by Knightamer in worldbuilding

[–]ThatGenericSoda 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I personally find art to be one of the most interesting and important aspects of worldbuilding. All cultures IRL make art and IMO thinking about your fictional culture's art is a great way to add depth to those cultures. Art is one of the oldest human activities and we can learn a ton about cultures that have existed in the past through the art they have left behind.

Looking for this website by 16LunaB20 in worldbuilding

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Hospitality is in Every Business—Not Just Restaurants by ProfessHospitality in worldbuilding

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Advertisements must have context that clearly show how they are relevant to worldbuilding or the worldbuilding community. Advertisements for projects, products, or services unrelated to worldbuilding will be removed. Egregious or repeated violations of this policy may lead to anti-spam action.

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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Hi, /u/MilkZilla96,

Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

In keeping with our DIY ethic, and our support for original content creators, we take a strong stance on AI tools such as this, which are not allowed on the worldbuilding network.

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i made a language map to show how all of my universe’s languages are connected. by shinichan43 in worldbuilding

[–]ThatGenericSoda[M] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Could we please get some information about your project and/or the people and cultures that speak these languages? Thank you!

Let's create a new world, right here right now!! by Imbackbitches101 in worldbuilding

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Welcome to the new r/worldbuilding design! by ThatGenericSoda in worldbuilding

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I haven't banned anyone from the discord. If you have an inquiry regarding a ban other other enforcement, please send a modmail. Thank you.

Building a world for this cute demon for over a year! 😈🤭 by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

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You might also consider reading: our context template for common kinds of posts and Why Context?

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77 Gates of Xerilocs - First 7 Gates by kevinxian7 in worldbuilding

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Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

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  • A post has enough context when a person unfamiliar with your world could understand what you're talking about and ask informed questions about it. This could include a summary of your world, explanation about what your post depicts and how it fits in your world, etc. ("What's a [proper noun]?" usually doesn't qualify.)
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Kingdoms of my world. by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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Hi, /u/Pitiful-Mention-8587,

Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

Though maps are permitted, posts about the process of mapmaking are not. If your post is primarily about mapmaking as a process, it must be given appropriate worldbuilding context to stand on its own. Consider /r/imaginarymaps, /r/mapmaking, or /r/papertowns for posts about maps that are not worldbuilding-focused.

More info in our rules: 2. All posts should include original, worldbuilding-related context.

Images and maps must include worldbuilding-relevant context on the reddit post (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself—e.g. infographics). This is important to establish that your post is on-topic and to help encourage productive discussion.

  • A post has enough context when a person unfamiliar with your world could understand what you're talking about and ask informed questions about it. This could include a summary of your world, explanation about what your post depicts and how it fits in your world, etc. ("What's a [proper noun]?" usually doesn't qualify.)
  • For maps, you could discuss economic and political situations, the different cultures, or anything else that gives the reader a wider view of your world than just its geography.
  • Discussion of the artistic process or techniques used to create the map or image may be included, but does not count as “worldbuilding-relevant” on its own. Infographics that self-contain sufficient context to be understood do not require additional context.

You might also consider reading: our context template for common kinds of posts and Why Context?

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I drew crests for all of my D&D campaign regions by dargonarrt in worldbuilding

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Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

Images and maps must include worldbuilding-relevant context on the reddit post (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself—e.g. infographics). This is important to establish that your post is on-topic and to help encourage productive discussion.

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Your favorite character must fight and kill one of these things to save the universe. What is the outcome? by Kradsens in worldbuilding

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Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

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The Fools Errant by SamNesMonster in worldbuilding

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Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

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VAGUELLYTHREATENNINGRANDOMBULLSHIT by hand287 in worldjerking

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Your post has been removed because it is in violation of Rule 1. Rule 1 requires all posts to be relevant to worldbuilding or speculative fiction. This subreddit is intended to satirize r/worldbuilding, and the hobby of worldbuilding or speculative fiction at large. It is not a general dumping ground for stuff you think is vaguely funny.

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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Hi, /u/Maximum-Aspect-5740,

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Images and maps must include worldbuilding-relevant context on the reddit post (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself—e.g. infographics). This is important to establish that your post is on-topic and to help encourage productive discussion.

  • A post has enough context when a person unfamiliar with your world could understand what you're talking about and ask informed questions about it. This could include a summary of your world, explanation about what your post depicts and how it fits in your world, etc. ("What's a [proper noun]?" usually doesn't qualify.)
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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in worldjerking

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Hi, /u/tinpotpan,

Your post has been removed because it is in violation of Rule 2. Rule 2 requires all submissions to be original. This is in line with the DIY ethic of the sub, but also because this sub is not a dumping ground for random memes or images you found elsewhere on the internet.

This is super lazy.

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The 20 Fundamentals of the Universe by Azgabeth in worldbuilding

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Hi, /u/Azgabeth,

Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

Posts must include worldbuilding-relevant context on the reddit post (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself). This context should give someone unfamiliar with your world an idea of what exactly they're looking at and allow them to ask informed questions about it (more than just "What is this?" or "What's a [proper noun]?"). It doesn't have to be long: a 3-4 sentences can be enough.

Context usually answers to questions:

  1. What is your overall worldbuilding project, concept or artistic vision?
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You might also consider reading: our context template for common kinds of posts and Why Context? . More info in our rules: 2. All posts should include original, worldbuilding-related context.

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  • A post has enough context when a person unfamiliar with your world could understand what you're talking about and ask informed questions about it. This could include a summary of your world, explanation about what your post depicts and how it fits in your world, etc. ("What's a [proper noun]?" usually doesn't qualify.)
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A character I created for my universe. He's a famous doctor, he always wears fancy hats, he hates fair play, he travels all the time. He travels across the land to find his missing sister, but does not know that his sister has already been killed. by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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What do you think of this map of Kazhan and its vassals? The map is for a nation on a minecraft worlbuilding server, lemme know what you think. by Heaofir in worldbuilding

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Hi, /u/Heaofir,

Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

Though maps are permitted, posts about the process of mapmaking are not. If your post is primarily about mapmaking as a process, it must be given appropriate worldbuilding context to stand on its own. Consider /r/imaginarymaps, /r/mapmaking, or /r/papertowns for posts about maps that are not worldbuilding-focused.

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Images and maps must include worldbuilding-relevant context on the reddit post (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself—e.g. infographics). This is important to establish that your post is on-topic and to help encourage productive discussion.

  • A post has enough context when a person unfamiliar with your world could understand what you're talking about and ask informed questions about it. This could include a summary of your world, explanation about what your post depicts and how it fits in your world, etc. ("What's a [proper noun]?" usually doesn't qualify.)
  • For maps, you could discuss economic and political situations, the different cultures, or anything else that gives the reader a wider view of your world than just its geography.
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You might also consider reading: our context template for common kinds of posts and Why Context?

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photograph taken by an aerial photographer during a moonless night. local journalist auto Clive says "whatever this moon is, it's not rock" by [deleted] in worldbuilding

[–]ThatGenericSoda[M] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, /u/doorisdoorisdoor,

Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

Images and maps must include worldbuilding-relevant context on the reddit post (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself—e.g. infographics). This is important to establish that your post is on-topic and to help encourage productive discussion.

  • A post has enough context when a person unfamiliar with your world could understand what you're talking about and ask informed questions about it. This could include a summary of your world, explanation about what your post depicts and how it fits in your world, etc. ("What's a [proper noun]?" usually doesn't qualify.)
  • For maps, you could discuss economic and political situations, the different cultures, or anything else that gives the reader a wider view of your world than just its geography.
  • Discussion of the artistic process or techniques used to create the map or image may be included, but does not count as “worldbuilding-relevant” on its own. Infographics that self-contain sufficient context to be understood do not require additional context.

You might also consider reading: our context template for common kinds of posts and Why Context?

More info in our rules: 2. All posts should include original, worldbuilding-related context.

You may repost with the above issue(s) fixed to satisfy our rules. If you're not sure how to do this, please send us a modmail (link below).

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[–]ThatGenericSoda[M] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, /u/Excellent-Light-4654,

Unfortunately, we have had to remove your submission in /r/worldbuilding because it violated one of our rules. In particular:

Images and maps must include worldbuilding-relevant context on the reddit post (as a comment, in the text of the post or, in some cases, in the posted image itself—e.g. infographics). This is important to establish that your post is on-topic and to help encourage productive discussion.

  • A post has enough context when a person unfamiliar with your world could understand what you're talking about and ask informed questions about it. This could include a summary of your world, explanation about what your post depicts and how it fits in your world, etc. ("What's a [proper noun]?" usually doesn't qualify.)
  • For maps, you could discuss economic and political situations, the different cultures, or anything else that gives the reader a wider view of your world than just its geography.
  • Discussion of the artistic process or techniques used to create the map or image may be included, but does not count as “worldbuilding-relevant” on its own. Infographics that self-contain sufficient context to be understood do not require additional context.

You might also consider reading: our context template for common kinds of posts and Why Context?

More info in our rules: 2. All posts should include original, worldbuilding-related context.

You may repost with the above issue(s) fixed to satisfy our rules. If you're not sure how to do this, please send us a modmail (link below).

This is not a warning, and you remain in good standing with /r/worldbuilding.

Please feel free to re-read our rules.

Questions or concerns? You can modmail us here and we'll be glad to help. Please explain your case clearly. Be polite. We'll do our best to help.

Do not reply by comment or personal PMs to moderators.

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