[Uncouth T-Rex]

Ahem, as the resident Terrible Self Insert Character Creator, Cherry Chainsaw is MAXIMUM EDGE, please and thank you.

[nathan67003]

My edge beats your edge because it's real.

[Sesh]

Don't be a dick, Sesh.

Sorry Gus, it was meant to be a good natured roast. Just a light roast, a breakfast blend.

[Flooberoid]

Edge being a nebulous and unquantifiable concept, I cannot say objectively who's the edgiest of all. That said, I can tell for sure that neither of you can grasp the true form of MAXIMUM EDGE. Sorry.

[Dr. Gustave]

The edgiest user was an old user from the first site,  Night.

[nathan67003]

Shit. Gonna have to go root through Google now.

[Xarias Fury]

Tip. Make interesting characters? No, don't go through too many open threads. Those tend to die too quickly or get taken over by other people who sometimes(and by sometimes i mean most of the time) drive it off track, forgetting or not realizing the very purpose of the thread. Trust me.  That and pick not too many to thread with as waiting for each and every single person would also take forever if you have 3+++ people participating. Another tip? Keep constant communication somehow. Sometimes people would think "Oh this person should be next or something cuz my character isn't in need right now" and forget to inform people that they're not posting or waiting for others and then everyone thinks that way and then NOBODY POSTS AND THEN THE TRHEAD JUST CIDDIOUAWIEJASJDD AS.

Ahem. In short, communication and make sure the people you thread with are trustworthy. And probably plan in advance.

Actually having interesting characters is a good thing too. Cuz nobody wants to thread with a bore. Or an edgelord. Or a special snowflake who tries making the world revolve around themselves alone. Try making a thread that keeps a select interest in mind, it's hard having too many people develop at the same rate so it'll be better to plan for someone's development or a certain goal without making it too much about any one person. Just my opinion.