Thread:ReadingMinds/@comment-27491757-20161029231015/@comment-27831418-20161030002427

Drama Within AJCW
Problem: There will always been users who disagree with each other, there will always be debates and disputes, but what AJCW user's need to understand is that sometimes you need to agree to disagree. Drama is just like harassment. It disrupts the flow of the wiki and in the end, is it necessary? No, it isn't. However, drama can be easily avoided if you follow these simple steps.

Solution: First off, we have something called the "debate forum", where civilized disputes and arguments take place. If you want to discuss an issue with someone, then please, do it there. If you want to kick and scream and curse, however, and simply wish to overreact and be dramatic, then feel free to do so in someone's Private Messaging in the Live! Chat (as long as the other user is ok with it). Such drama does NOT belong in: The Live! Chat, on someone's message wall, in the comment sections of articles, or anywhere else not listed above. As stated in the "harassment" section, sit down, and take a deep breath. There is no need to get so worked up over something little. It's ok.

Drama Outside of AJCW
Problem: If drama does not relate to AJCW, it shouldn't be on AJCW. AJCW isn't the place to yell about how your girlfriend cheated on you. AJCW especially isn't the place to discuss Animal Jam drama. Though that may seem harsh because AJCW is Animal Jam orientated, AJCW is an informative data-base where you may record information about your Animal Jam group; not where you can organize your next roleplay war while also bringing it completely out of context (i.e starting out of roleplay drama). Of course, Warrior Cats roleplay needs drama and spice to it, but yet again, bringing it out of context isn't needed.

Solution: Start drama on Animal Jam instead, or on another site (like a free chatting site, such as Chatlands, or even Skype.) Or, of course, you could always try to avoid drama as a whole. There's no need to make a huge deal about every little thing; that gets in the way of more important things. Be calm and collective about it, be mature about it. Take a deep, loooong breath and take a break from AJCW if need be. Work it out like civilized people, not monkey's who just throw trash at each other all day and expect the situation to fix itself.

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Conclusion: In short, drama disrupts the peace on AJCW and simply isn't necessary. Drama leads to harassment, not to mention user's getting hurt, and nobody wants that. Keep out of roleplay drama off AJCW.