visual novel webring calling cards.

calling cards. yippee! definitely not stolen from Call Of Duty, but it's there for a reason.

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to change calling cards (if you usually don't like them), contact me via Neocities if you're a registered webring member. for suggestions and personalizations, go here: https://forms.gle/8MBUiCWdz1pHsxAj9

however, you need to type the calling card's name, such as "Rin Shibasaki - Unrated" for example. try hovering on the calling cards to reveal the name. you can only change if you're on the website's age rating shown in the index where it is applicable, and requesting for a calling card replacement on a different age rating is not possible.

note that these calling cards are only for the index page as shown. also don't mistake this for anything else, these calling cards are for the website age ratings! we only pick the (safest) images, such as chibi CGs or SFW scenes that aren't explicit. it would ruin the "SFW-focused webring for visual novel lovers" nature.

each calling cards have types, which is shown at the top left of the calling card. this indicates what content is it focused on, depending on the NSFW and violence scale.

here's an entire list of types:

• undefined: happens when there is no suitable calling cards to assign. rarely happens when there's a lot of calling cards.
• unrated: the website is not rated or is rated E for everyone (happens when they don't have content warnings, likely on unfinished websites)
• safe: the website is safe to view, with no sexual content involved. this is tied to the "tame" violence rating, so this type combines between 'safe' and 'tame' rating.
• mature: a tied type between "suggestive" and "violent", if the website is focused both on NSFW and violent content.
• violent: the website is focused on violent content that aren't brutal. this could have visible blood or physical harm such as fighting, bruising and non-gory content (eg. no limb cut-offs).
• trauma: the other type for "violent", if the website is focused on traumatic content. the "violent" type might have a higher scale, but this type is only for websites heavily focused on traumatic elements with a small percent of violence where it is not important nor necessary.
• suggest: the website is focused on (mild or semi-heavy) NSFW content, not for the youngun's eyes. it's a short word for "suggestive", since it fits the maximum space of the calling card.

do note that "brutal" and "explicit" types are not here. there is a reason why that you haven't checked.