This is now added as #semi-tautograms. It turns out alliterations are sentences where the start of every word is phonetically the same, and tautograms are sentences where every first letter is the same. And "semi-" because real tautograms (or alliterations) are so hard to make that copy-pasted renowned ones, really short ones and gibberish would be pretty much the only things we would see in that channel, so now only every word has to have a word next to it that starts with the same letter.
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Btd456Creeper, 25.03.2017, 12:14
Sure,
with
a
rule
banning
things
like
this.
(Also, sound or letter? Would "won one" get you banned? Would "that tin" get you banned?)
How about every word chain (2 or 3 or more) consecutively must have the same letter? Like this:
Andy's apples slither silently smash giant gargantuars?
This sounds good, for every word, either the word before or after it (or both) must start with the same letter. That doesn't cripple meaningful communication as much
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