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i only consider it to be a problem if the omitted information really negatively impacts the party in question.

like not telling someone that their ex is going to be at a party when you knew ahead of time that they were going to be. don't do that. that's dickish.

so in rp terms

if you're keeping someone's identity from someone else when you know that that person specifically doesn't want to play with them, then you're a dick.

but if it's something like "yeah she said doesn't feel up for rping right now idk what to tell you" and the omitted information is "... because she's super depressed but doesn't want anyone to know." then w/e that's information that no one actually really needs to know. and in that situation if someone directly asks you if it's bc of her depression, that's when you as a friend go "idk it's not my business"

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