2) Maximum # of Wrestlers: I am going to keep the number of wrestlers allowed for one person to 3 wrestlers. This allows you to have a tag-team and a singles wrestler. Think of this not as a limitation, but as a blessing. The fewer wrestlers you have, the more you can concentrate on making those few successful.

3) Roleplay Grading: We're going to go with the OCW standard of grading roleplays. First off, the word limit in GCWA will be 2,000 words. You can go over this by 250 words before being penalized a point. You basically get a point every 500 words leading up to 2,000. The rest of the grading will be based on your setting (try to stay away from house & backstage roleplays), your story (the more interesting the better), and your opponent promo (talking about who you're facing is definitely required). Grammar will also play a part.

4) Anger Leads To The Dark Side: If you happen to lose a close match, don't vent your anger at me. This could be costly to your future hopes here at the GCWA. If you believe you should not have lost, write me a 'calm' e-mail and explain your reasoning behind it. While the match ending will not be changed, I will take your comments under advisement for future matches. It will greatly benefit your wrestler to not put him in a negative light by complaining too bitterly to yours truly.

5) No 'Volunteerism': This is an obvious rule that always seems to slip past some people. You are NOT allowed to use another wrestler in your roleplays without permission. This goes everywhere from seeing your opponent on the street to hitting him with a chair outside a shopping mall. Using a wrestler in your roleplays without permission is grounds for an immediate defeat in the ring. If you have to do something like this, make it a fake or a look-alike.

6) RELAX!!! One of the easiest things to forget in an e-federation is that it's only a game. These is no reason to let wins and losses get to you. Just relax and have fun, and let me do the hard work of writing everything up!