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...a cover shop.
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"M A K E A W I S H" ..the requests.
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˓ ִֶָ𓄲 ☁️ WARNING 𖦹 ࣪˖ ˒ Keep this shops rules and regulations in mind when requesting. And just to make sure y'all really understood it: incomplete, incorrect or inappropriate requests will be deleted without further warning or explanation.
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˓ ִֶָ𓄲 📨 REQUEST FORMS 𖦹 ࣪˖ ˒ Within this chapter you have two request options.. the "wishlist" and the "wishing well". The "wishlist" allows normal 'committing' requests, which means i go by the concept of "first come first serve" for as long as request slots are available. I can always decline a request (even after accepting them) if someone violates rules or I notice I can not make it work out as planned, but other than that they will be accepted if possible. The "wishing well" allows 'non-committing' requests and there will be no limited amount of requests slots or a concept like "first come first serve". Which means I am not obliged to accept or decline any of the requests that are being made. All rules and regulations still apply to this form of requests though. More infos about both request systems can be found further down below.
I also provide two example requests in the comments (they do not include the key, in order to not spoil anything), you can use them for orientation.
