bakerstreet | IC Letter Meme

For when a picture ISN'T worth a thousand words;

So, dear potential customer, you have something to say to someone, do you, but can't, won't, or aren't capable of communicating this in any other way than a letter? Not to worry! Dimensional Royal Mail is here to help you with all your delivery needs, no matter if you need to say just that one thing, whatever it is, dispense advice to that particular clueless individual, reveal some secret, chew them out, tell them of your most vehement friendship/love/hate/insert-your-emotion here, and much more.

~Customers~
-Write a letter! Make sure to adress it and put the postage down correctly, but be aware accurate delivery isn't guaranteed unless extra charges are paid and certain codes - which the staff will be reluctant to hand out since it means extra work - used. (That is, if you really don't want anyone but the one the letter's intended for to reply, mark it in the header.)
-Send it to whomever you wish;
*someone in-universe? No problem.
*are they dead? Not even death can stop the DRM, feel free to ~~harrass~~ say your piece to even those who are beyond your reach now.
*someone out of your dimension, for those obnoxious times when you were pulled to one of the many interdimensional nexus around the multiverse (otherwise known as "games")? Have you been pulled back to your home, has the recipient? No problem, the DRM can deliver mail wherever and to whomever, but we cannot guarantee your recipient will remember their stay in the nexus.

~Recipients~
-Get a letter! But are you even the actual recipient of this carefully crafted missive?
-If you aren't;
*send it back, informing them they got the wrong person?
*respond, giving advice, mock them, confess something of your own? Something else?
-If you are;
*respond to what was written, in whatever way you wish to/as is suitable.

-And then send letters back and forth, hoping they continue to go to their intended recipient (or not, as you will).

In short; you make a comment, and don't leave it blank, but rather write a letter to someone and then others will reply to your letter, as the intended recipient or not, so make sure you make it obvious who it is for!