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imaginary historians society the imaginary historians society a society of imaginary historians seed texts accepted theses library guide for participants mailing list what is the imaginary historians society ihs is an imagined world accessed solely through secondary sources in the form of its historical apparatus participants contribute to the history through the writings and careers of character historians and scholars the central feature of the imaginary historians society is the journal in which are published articles written by the scholars additionally there are departmental memoranda an archive and a library how does a character become a member of the imaginary historians society to become a member of the imaginary historians society a character must submit a thesis which meets the following criteria at least 2000 words scholarly in tone and affect well researched citing established texts contributing new knowledge to the field not plagiarized or copied from any source not written by or with the aid of generative artificial intelligence not previously submitted to the imaginary historians society submitted theses will be reviewed by an admissions committee of three each committee member shall make an evaluation which will be one of three possibilities accept reject request revision if all three members of the committee accept the thesis the character is a member of the imaginary historians society as a student associate and granted all the rights and privileges thereof if any one of the committee members reject a thesis the thesis is not accepted and the character must submit another one if one or more committee members request revision of a thesis supplying suggestions and notes the character may revise and resubmit revised theses will be re evaluated by each committee member with one of the following accept after revision reject request further revision email etiquette all messages to the mailing list should be sent as a character using brackets at the beginning of the subject line to indicate which character is sending the message e g arvin bolouti if you absolutely positively must send a message out of character use ooc generally the only messages non member characters should send are those regarding submitting a thesis participants cannot assume the role of other participants characters without permission it is likewise bad form to reference works supposedly written by participant controlled characters which the controlling participant had not previously established
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