Rules for the Show

* 1.2.1 Language: The Language of TWG is English. Therefore all shows will be in English as well, with the periodic exception of a wrester having a foregin gimmick or similar situations.
* 1.2.2 Inappropriate content: Any content that contains explicit language, contains nudity or graphic depiction of nudity, sexual acts or explicit descriptions of sexual acts, racial or hate propoganda, religious content (this is allowed to a very minor and generic degree), or descriptions of, directions for or incitement of illegal activity will be strictly prohibited. This list is not all inclusive and the GMLs may find other content not specifically outlined to be inappropriate at their discretion.
* 1.2.3 Images: images are not required for any show. While they can add value and interest to your show, they will not be expected, nor will images count as content of any kind for the purposes of original content. Images must be tasteful (no nudity, overly sexual images, drugs, or other sensitive items). Images may no contain wrestlers or talent currently signed to any WWE owned or affiliated organization. In addition to talent the entire McMahon family may not be used be used in shows. Images will not contain any logos or other intellectual property of WWE either. This includes ECW, AWA, WCW etc. as well as Pay Per View event logos (Halloween Havoc, Wrestlemania, etc). TNA, ROH, and former WWE talents are available for use, as are MMA fighters and other indy organizations.
* 1.2.4 Swearing: TWG is a family friendly game. Swearing is not allowed. However, like television, sometimes Swearing may be appropriate to convey the proper message in a particular role play or scene. In these cases the word should be censored out so that nothing but context can determine the offending word. For example: "What the (expletive deleted)?" is acceptable. "What the h***?" is not acceptable.
* 1.2.5 Videos: Videos fall under the same rules for content as all other show entries. That is to say, they should be primarily in English, and not violate the inappropriate content rules or copyright rules.