I agree with Phased on those long drawn out /me's for things that could be simplified, that bare no contextual part of 'said' scenarios. I personally when looking over characters and not so much 'judging/rating' because he or she doesn't do paragraphs /me's for every action. I think Roleplay is more fluid when common sense applied especially engaging with others and giving time for responses and that doesn't mean physically fighting, It could be just a conversation in a crowded bar between 3 friends, they all don't need to do long /me's to say they are drinking from a bottle, when they can host a very entertainng discussions amoungst doing various short /ame's and /me's without flooding the chat for every in that bar.
On scriptwise jobs, yes I totally understand people using it to farm cash by doing little /me's however, I honestly dont see why truckers need to do a paragraph /me to load crates into the back of their trucks if no other player is around them. There is no one else there to see it nor interact with it. For common sense here is to do one-two /me's starting to load then finishing loading, same goes for unloading when no one is around. I use /ame's and /me's when doing this but I dont flood the text channel with /me's nor write massive paragraphs, it's quite difficult to do that when trying to load and hold a conversation with a fellow driver.
As said I understand people abusing scriptwise stuff but at the same time I think some common sense on each scenario can be equal to more fluid and enjoyable RP.
