Even I do it. My scholar-paladin dragon is from light flight, inspired by fantasy tropes that again take the concept from christianity. But FR never really advertised light that way, imo, so I'm taken back by how many people think it should be flowing feather wings and elegant twisty beasts at all times.

That might just be the nature of having a site with very basic lore, purposefully done so so we can make whatever we want. But that means the devs can too, y'know.

So my last lore post showed up. What did I do different this time?

So when I write lore, I write it in a different document. I then copy/paste it into wherever it is I wanted to post it and save the document into a folder in my computer or phone. Nice and organized, and keeps all my stuff within reach offline

So if your lore post isn't showing up, here are some reasons that might be why

- HAS A LINK: we all know this one. Tumblr hates text links, and will vanish you from tags and the reblog section on posts. Plain links seem to work off and on, but it's usually best not to use them

- READ MORE: For some reason, Tumblr will not put your post in a tag if it has a read more. This is not always the case though, but the criteria for why it does and does not work has no obvious rhyme or reason to work around. Could have something to do with asks not being seen as spam if you use the read more for asks

- COPY/PASTE WALLS OF TEXTS: And as I now find out, Tumblr also hates this. This is probably meant to attack spam bots who automatically copy/paste their obnoxious ads, but this now means if you write in another program... Well, it won't work. You will not appear in tags. This may not always be the case, but we all know Tumblr applies it's rules unequally, so it's better to be cautious.

Boxed my fathoms so this is what I'm thinking for the double obsidian. The reds are all different but look really good together

Oh no

Well no wonder. My posts aren't showing up in the FR tag