Hello, RPG! When I started this community in 2005, I set out to establish the same opportunities I was afforded as a young adult — a supportive group of creative writers, eager to collaborate on storytelling and literary skill. Since then, we've
garnered the accolades of many, espousing the success of our initiative to help young writers improve their skills.
Unfortunately, it seems many schools have RPG blocked on their networks, for reasons which seem antithetical to literary education. After the most recent occurrence, I've decided to
draft a form letter which can be sent to the Administrations of these schools, hopefully resulting in the restoration of access to RPG for their students.
If you find that your school is blocking access to RPG, please report them here! We will happily print and mail a copy of this letter to them to begin a conversation, once again enabling you to easily access our supportive community (and potentially even earning you extra credit for the effort!).
Feel free to make edits
to the document itself, as we'd like to make it as well-written as possible to ensure our chances at being unblocked.
Thanks for your help!
Alvin Toffler wrote:The illiterates of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.
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