I've been craving RPs for quite a while, though, since I doubt many people actually read these, I'm simply going to use this spot to write things that characterize my RPing style. So, here we go:

1: There are, of course, the natural RP rules to follow based upon the place you're RPing in. Those are canon (though I've never actually gone in and read them. >.>...)
2: I'm more tolerable with this than others, but keep your controlling wires on your own character. I don't want to read a post where you've made my character do something in order to proceed with your post. Sometimes this is acceptable, depending on how well you work my character, but it should be something that you ask me first before doing it..
3: Auto-hits are a no-no. Just trying to make my character get hit by an attack is breaking the second rule, and really ticks me off. Regardless of what attack you could manage to think of using, there is ALWAYS a way to avoid, dodge, or block it. ALWAYS.
4: Auto-defense is also a no-no, but I'm far more lenient on it. Otherwise, I'd be a hypocrite! XP This is partially my style of RPing, where I look at the attack coming at me and figure out a way to dodge, block, or avoid it. There have only been a few moments where I literally couldn't stop an attack, either because of very detailed posting on the situation or devoid of enough energy to do so. That said, most of the time I like to flip a coin to decide whether or not I take a hit. It helps me avoid my natural desire to "Otay, I gonna dodge!" attitude.
5: Grammar is a issue with me. I'm quite content if your grammatical errors are few in each post, but if your entire post is filled with nothing but run-on sentences, poor grammar, and incorrect use of upper and lowercase, then we have a major problem. Literature, on the other hand, I can't stand, so don't really worry if you can't write a professional-appealing post.
6: While some people usually ask for this, I do not particularly care how big your posts are. The main reason for this is that, while my first post can easily range from three to five paragraphs, depending on situation and necessary amount of detail, my posts start to dwindle as the RP goes. This isn't because I'm losing interest. It's because I personally cannot write more than is necessary to proceed onward. In other words, I don't like adding fluff or bullshit to my posts.
7: Detail of post = Better standing ground for you. As long as you can explain everything you need to do in a single sentence with grand detail, I'll accept it. You don't have to be perfect, but if your post is lacking in detail, then I have every right to twist it to my advantage. That's my main evil perk, so work on that detail to prevent it!
8: If I am not the RP master, or at least the one who set it up, I will hardly push the plot further without the RPM's advise. This means that when my posts usually are nothing more than me stating what I did during your post with a bit more. The extra bit should help you make your next post, but if it's not enough just tell me.

Well, that's all I can think about at the moment. Keeping this will help keep my head clear, and my mind on track, when dealing with RPs.