New permissions for $20 Patrons.

We have opened up one of the work areas on Discord to $20 and up Patrons.  The idea is to give people who are interested a chance to see how we do things behind the scenes, and offer a chance to talk directly with some of the authors involved with the project.  I went ahead and posted the room rules below.

The Writer's Room is a place where some of our writers share early drafts of their work, ask for feedback, discuss lore, storyboard ideas, and engage in good natured banter.  It looks like a couple of you have already joined us there, and we look forward to getting to know anyone who is interested in joining us.

 Room Rules:
1. In this channel, we treat each other like friends, like family. Be  friendly and supportive, but don't be afraid of a little snark and  smartassery along the way. We're all here in the name of fun, never  loose sight of that.  
2. The writers are God in this channel. Offer ideas, share thoughts on  their work, suggest possible improvements, but when the day is done THEY  are writing the content and they are welcome to take or leave any  suggestion as they see fit. Their decision is final.  
3. Writers will always be treated with respect. Sure, banter is welcome,  but I wont have people upsetting contributors to any project Aftermath  Team works on. For further details, see rule 2.  
4. When offering scene suggestions, please pitch the idea past the  author who primarily writes the primary character(s) who would appear in  the scene. If making a scene suggestion, please have a rough outline of  what you would like to see, including who you want to appear in the  scene, where that scene is likely to happen, how well you picture the MC  getting along with characters involved with the scene, and what kinds  of options you would like to see. If they like the idea and want to  write it, they will let you know. If they don't want to write it for any  reason, they'll let you know why and that will be the end of it. For  further details, see rule 2.  
5. Writers, show people making suggestions the same respect that you  want to be shown. They are your fans and love your work. Some of them  are going to suggest things that you just aren't interested in writing.  It's ok to tell them the subject matter doesn't interest you.