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'''Rules, Regulations, and Other Minutiae''', abbreviated "Rules & Regs" or simply "Rules", is one of the three [[Mechanics, Logistics, and Other Technical Stuff]] forums. In this forum, participants are encouraged to ask knotty rules questions about the NaNoWriMo event, such as "What Counts in the Word Count?" and "Does This Count as a Novel?"
'''Rules & Regs''' (formerly '''Rules, Regulations, and Other Minutiae''' before September 2019), or simply "Rules", is one of the subforums inside the [[Support & Tech Help]] forum. In this forum, participants are encouraged to ask knotty rules questions about the NaNoWriMo event, such as "What Counts in the Word Count?" and "Does This Count as a Novel?"


It is from this forum that many of the FAQs in the [http://www.nanowrimo.org/faq Frequently Asked Questions] originate. They truly are frequently asked questions.
It is from this forum that many of the FAQs in the [https://nanowrimo.uservoice.com/ Frequently Asked Questions] originate. They truly are frequently asked questions.


The Rules and Regulations forum is an [[All-Ages forum]].
Coincidentally, the current forum name takes its name from the previous forum's abbreviated "Rules & Regs" name.
 
The Rules & Regs forum is an [[All-Ages forum]].


== Forum Description ==
== Forum Description ==
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==Popular Threads==
==Popular Threads==
* Does this count as a [[novel]]? ([[Sticky post]])
* Does this count as a [[novel]]?
* What counts in the word count? (Sticky post)
* What counts in the word count?


== Moderators ==  
== Moderators ==  
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* [[Heather Dudley]] (formerly Dragonchilde) (2008-present)
* [[Heather Dudley]] (formerly Dragonchilde) (2008-present)
* [[Rob Diaz]] (formerly Lousy Writer 13) (2007-present)
* [[Rob Diaz]] (formerly Lousy Writer 13) (2007-present)
* [http://nanowrimo.org/participants/lauren-e-mitchell Lauren E. Mitchell] (2014-)
* the global [[moderator]]s (September 2019-present)


== Former Moderators ==
== Former Moderators ==
* [[Cybele May]] (2003-2007)
* [[Cybele May]] (2003-2007)
* [http://www.nanowrimo.org/participant/rolnikov Rolnikov] (2005)
* [http://www.nanowrimo.org/participant/rolnikov Rolnikov] (2005)
* [http://nanowrimo.org/participants/lauren-e-mitchell Lauren E. Mitchell] (2014-September 2019) (also on global moderators team after September 2019)


==See Also==
==See Also==
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==External Links==
==External Links==
* [http://www.nanowrimo.org/forums/rules-regulations-and-other-minutiae Rules, Regulations, and Other Minutiae forum]
* [https://forums.nanowrimo.org/c/support/rules-regs Rules & Regs forum]
* [http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/forum/44 Script Frenzy's Rules & Regulations forum]
* [http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/forum/44 Script Frenzy's Rules & Regulations forum]




[[Category:NaNoWriMo forums]]
[[Category:NaNoWriMo forums]]

Latest revision as of 10:21, 11 May 2020

Rules & Regs (formerly Rules, Regulations, and Other Minutiae before September 2019), or simply "Rules", is one of the subforums inside the Support & Tech Help forum. In this forum, participants are encouraged to ask knotty rules questions about the NaNoWriMo event, such as "What Counts in the Word Count?" and "Does This Count as a Novel?"

It is from this forum that many of the FAQs in the Frequently Asked Questions originate. They truly are frequently asked questions.

Coincidentally, the current forum name takes its name from the previous forum's abbreviated "Rules & Regs" name.

The Rules & Regs forum is an All-Ages forum.

Forum Description

2003-2006: Do interrelated short stories constitute a novel? If my main character is just me with a different name, does that count as fiction? How can I claim to have written a novel in a month if I hit 50,000 words and am only halfway through? Shouldn't this be called National Novella Writing Month? And why is it called "national" if people are doing this all over the world? The place where the detail-oriented gather to ponder the fine print.

2007-present: Is there something the FAQ didn't cover that you just have to have an official ruling on? This is the place where the detail-oriented gather to ponder the fine print.

Popular Threads

  • Does this count as a novel?
  • What counts in the word count?

Moderators

Current Moderators

Former Moderators

See Also

External Links