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DOCUMENTATION CREATION

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For those of us who are not from the Victorian Era (which is probably everyone here, unless you're 100+ years old- in which case, more power to you and we're honored for you to be visiting us!), there is a lot to remember regarding the details of etiquette, fashion, activities, etc. That sort of information would be helpful for all roleplayers at Charming to know, though it is a lot to sort through over dozens of different websites. The amount of information offered can even be overwhelming at times. That is why the staff at Charming have come up with a way for members to not only help other members out in their research, but to also work toward earning the Board Contribution stamp.

As a member, you can write documentations covering the subjects listed below. If there is a subject you would like to write on but it is not listed, PM Lola on Violet Ollivander's account to discuss it. Once the documentation is written up, it should be PMed to a staff member. They will post it up in the staff forum for review and proofreading. Should any edits need to be made they will PM you about it. Once the documentation is approved, it will be posted with this root account. You will be given full credit for writing it and it will be used solely by Charming. After it is posted, you can claim your Board Contribution Stamp!

— Details to remember:
· Use and list all sources at the end of your article.
· It is not neccessary to format it with HTML (the staff will do it for you), however if you do want to format it yourself, please use the code found below.
· Not all documentations will be approved. If denied, an explanation will be given. We'd like to encourage you to keep trying!

— Subjects for Documentations:
Expectations for Women
Expectations for Men
Etiquette for Men and Women
Etiquette for Courting
Etiquette for Weddings
A Victorian Marriage
Recreational Activities
Victorian Holidays
Fashion - Men and Women in Hogsmeade
Expectations/the Life of a Servant
Crash Course on Victorians (to replace Victorian 101)

— Optional format code:
Please note - do not use any other format code.

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