Should Drafts Allow In-System Conversation?

[Ranger]

I have a "draft" for my wonderland guide in the sense it's a brain dump of ideas with very little structure. However, when reading it, I realized large swaths of it are actually in-system conversation. This was because Gray and I were talking to each other to solve a problem related to wonderlanding. I didn't want to break the rules, so I held back on posting it.

 

Should Drafts be an exception to the in-system rule? Brainstorming is part of the writing process, and you can talk to yourself while you brainstorm (or is that just us?). I totally get how this can cause problems, but I also see how this can make it harder to post stuff assuming I'm not just being a weirdo. I'm neutral on this, I'm curious what others think

[Luminesce]

I don't really get why there's a need for drafts in the first place, but assuming the in-system conversation won't be in the final guide and is effectively just mid-post comments/thoughts, I don't think there's a problem with it?

Well, the problem is in whether the "draft" is valuable or not I guess, but I don't think it necessitates invoking the in-system-conversation rule. 

[Ranger]

I wanted to ask before posting it, and I'll go ahead and post it for the sake of example (if it's too annoying I can delete it)

 

Since I'm guide bottle necked at the moment, (Wonderland guide waiting on Visualization Warm-up guide waiting on 3D visualization guide), I figure I can post it without being perfectionistic about it and continuing to hoard it

 

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Update: Here's the link:

https://community.tulpa.info/topic/19586-wonderland-guide-scratch/

 

@Luminesce

Edited June 23 by Ranger