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<center><font size="+2" color="# | <center><font size="+2" color="#6495ed">'''Starbase ''Serenity'' Writing Style Guide'''</font></center> | ||
<center>'''Version 1.0''' (Created SD 320719)</center> | <center>'''Version 1.0''' (Created SD 320719)</center> | ||
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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
The writing environment of | The writing environment of ''Serenity'' and ASR in general is one that is often called "shared fiction"- fiction whose development is shared by members of a team instead of being an individual process. This places less emphasis on the individual writer and more on the unit as a whole. | ||
This means that writing in ASR is much like playing on a sports team or serving in an actual military unit- the importance of the individual is overshadowed by that of the group as a whole. In the most basic of senses, the crew of | This means that writing in ASR is much like playing on a sports team or serving in an actual military unit- the importance of the individual is overshadowed by that of the group as a whole. In the most basic of senses, the crew of ''Serenity'' is a team first, and an assortment of individuals second. | ||
Because of this, writers on | Because of this, writers on ''Serenity'' must always be conscious of their crewmates when writing. As such, we have to consider things that one normally wouldn't do in a more solitary writing forum. Some of these things can be found below. | ||
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CDR Hanson Bennett | CDR Hanson Bennett | ||
CO, Starbase '' | CO, Starbase ''Serenity'' | ||
Task | [[Task Force Serenity]] |