Or it could just be strictly illegal to tell people that you're PAR. Some people might wind up figuring out who some people are, and this wouldn't be a big, social problem, but it would put a convenient filter against brown-nosers and favoritism.
In the meantime:
I am PAR. I am going to enlight Alefi, another PAR. I like his roleplay. He's probably enlightened me, before. If so, I must assume he therefore also likes my roleplay. Strangely, if someone likes your roleplay, they're likely to roleplay with you, causing you to then have an opportunity to like their roleplay, making you likely to roleplay with them.
This creates the dangerous situation of a recurison- two people, who like each other's roleplay, roleplaying with each other, in the context of- get this- a "ROLE PLAYING GAME."
This inevitably leads to two people, who like each other's roleplay, rewarding eachother, possibly once, possibly even twice, during the same month, with experience points we don't need. (being both GM) Furthermore, this shares the ability to give other people trivial experience points that will barely amount to half a level in their entire life, unless they reward each other a blatantly over-the-top amount. Even worse, by doing this, I have minorly increased the probably of someone getting a pretty flag on the who list, who has, themselves, probably minorly increased my own ability of getting a pretty flag on the who list.
Sue me.
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