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I don't think the double space has been generally taught in schools since the 90s. It certainly opposes modern convention, and you'll probably find that the vast majority of people younger than, say, 30 won't have even heard of the idea. It makes sense that CHYOA would follow the standard set...

You are correct. Just depicting a child is not a violation by itself.

Well, that is certainly something that happens on sites like Wattpad and AO3, but usually among an age demographic that CHYOA writers really shouldn't target. It is something special when a story reels you in for dozens of chapters in one sitting, but part of that is good pacing and a...

8k words in one chapter is a bit ridiculous. Even Wheel of Time rarely drags on that long. Considering that you're publishing your work online, you should consider splitting a chapter that long into multiple smaller chapters. If it takes that many words to convey a single idea or scene, you're...

If they depict children either in an erotic context, or to represent characters that appear in an erotic context in the story, they would create issues. If you're unsure, you can DM me links to the images. There isn't a limit or a classification system for explicitness of stories. It can be as...

It depends greatly on the individual story. That said, many stories will have chapters with identical titles but mutually exclusive conditions, often as a way of conditionally updating some variable, and showing them both may confuse readers. Others use hubs that have many different potential...

On CHYOA? Stories usually aren't given an ending. The couple of times I've read such an ENF story, it has indeed ended with a "big public display", especially one that the protagonist is oblivious to, thinking that their ordeal is finally over.

Why would it be an app? It's a website.

While this is annoying, I feel there is a limit to how functional one can expect the CHYOA messaging feature to be. There is a reason services like Discord and Messenger are popular as standalone applications - they are very good for messaging. For example, it would be nice if CHYOA messages...

It's not a rule, it's logic. A story can't be considered rule-breaking based on a piece of information that the reviewer does not even know to check. For example, suppose that in your story, there is a scene where our heroes take a bus, and you briefly describe someone getting a blowjob in the...

I also consider nonsensically-inserted bra sizes a red flag. You cannot simply observe a pair of breasts covered by layers of clothing and determine the precise band and cup size of their perfect bra; most women struggle to work it out for themselves. The lack of standardisation and correlation...

None of these need to elaborate on (and most need not even mention) the actual creation of the characters. It is an issue in the OP because producing the bodies is a major plot point and it is explicitly given that they would not have chronologically existed for 18 years when they appear in...

Not an artist, but you should indicate how much you're offering to pay in the OP.

I think the original idea is specifically a story about an actual game of DnD, not just a story that takes inspiration from popular DnD settings.

While it would indeed be useful in these situations, I think it should be implemented by the authors themselves, by writing their names in the chapter title, and possibly enforced by the owner or editor. If applied to every story, it would be more annoying than not, since in most situations, you...

I'm not doing anything. I don't believe this idea originated from anyone with a CHYOA account. The first four rules exist to protect the site from legal issues; whether they are reasonable or fair is up to personal opinion.

Correct. That a character must have physically existed for 18 years in order to be considered an adult (in addition to other factors) is explicitly stated in rule 1.

You could just have the crew come up with the idea at least 18 years before the colonists are woken up. They prepare the bodies in advance with, and thus, by the time the story begins, they have existed for at least 18 years. If the bodies are prepared this way without consciousness, the crew is...

I would only support this if there were also some indication that a comment has been edited or deleted, something like how Reddit implements it.

That is famously not considered an effective way of conveying a character's emotions...