I apologize to those who know the following information already, but I felt it'd be better if I had this as a go-to for all of my reviews.

I swear, this is such an amusingly unorganized profile. It's under construction, and I'm just writing things on top. Fun. Of course, what I'm putting at the top here is a personal pet peeve of mine (alliteration for the win), and so I hope on the off chance that you're reading my profile, you'll read it and, if you didn't know it already, carry on the idea. If you want to spread it, go ahead, but I won't put any false statements here like, "If you don't put this on your profile, my ghost will hunt you down and rip out your innards". It'll just be grammar.

PUNCTUATION AT THE END OF DIALOGUE

Written by Ankaa because he was bored.

Note: All grammatically incorrect examples are italicized to avoid conclusion."

"Two seals are sitting in a bathtub full of waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarm Crisco." said the teenager.

That's a perfectly fine sentence, right? Wrong. The period at the end of the dialogue (after "Crisco") should be a comma. This is unfortunately a very common mistake, one that's fairly irrelevant but still important. Its importance mainly comes from two things.

1. It's correct. Google it if you have too, or even better, crack open the nearest book to check.
2. You can start helping out other writers by pointing out the mistake, and thus make the website a better place, and that is something we desperately need. The world knows FFN as the Pit of Voles for a reason (I'm not kidding about that either).

So, in other words, it should be correctly written:

HOWEVER, this does not apply to question marks (?) or exclamation points! Weird, I know. So, for instance, the following lines are correct:

Got it so far? Continuing on ...

KEEP IN MIND that punctuation in the middle of the sentence is unaffected. This is only punctuation at the END of dialogue. So for instance, this is incorrect:

FINALLY, I must admit that the title is a bit misleading. This all applies only to dialogue followed by "[pronoun] [verb]"

For instance, this is incorrect:

The comma is applied before "the man warned", but should not be applied before "He huffed and he puffed". Rather, it should be written like this, with the changed part bolded:

So, that might sound like it's extremely complicated, but trust me, it's really easy. Once you get into the habit of doing this, it'll come like second nature to you. Don't worry, and just fix it!

Though the rest of the profile is under construction, this is an early published prototype of the forums section.

The Clan of Clouds

I associate most with this forum (probably because I am a moderator there), though I've steadily been branching out to others. It's pretty much an island in and of itself, a hermit kingdom by the very nature of forums of its kind. Created in the aftermath of the preceding guard of forums towards the beginning of this new age, the Clan of Clouds carries with it a whiff of the past era. Here, the fires of passion that fuel randomness and spam have cooled, but it still retains a unique population. Many of its members are solely parts of this forum, the era of branching having passed.

Children of the Shadows

A rising star among the Warrior forums, this forum is young, still less than a year old, and is still hitting its stride. Children of the Shadows is perhaps one of the more 'modern' forums in this world, embodying an aspect of the zeitgeist seen among the young adolescents of society, one of energy and enthusiasm accompanied by personal pain and self-discovery.

As a warning, though, if you're particularly picky about grammar and capitalization in particular, this might not be a good place for you. Most people have good grammar, but there remain a few outliers.

A Perfect Circle

TBD

By the way, this is the current root of my username.

FernClan

TBD

Renovations have been delayed for an indeterminate amount of time.

This profile has been delayed for an indeterminate amount of time.

Please use the PM button if you have a matter to discuss. Thank you. Please stop by later when this will hopefully be completed.