@Cupcake said in Course Corrections:
So if you see another player doing something - well, not WRONG, but maybe not so right? Do you offer corrections? Do you go through staff?
- A player uses past tense in poses, when the general consensus is present tense. Do you say something?
Going through staff for this is a massive overreaction. They're not doing anything against the rules or immoral, it's just a slightly different style of writing. If it bothers you simply don't play with them.
- A player ICly says something or poses an unthemely reaction. Do you say something?
How unthemely are we talking about? An actual example to set the frame of reference is needed, since this is one of those things that can go on a scale from 1 to 10. 
What's the best way to approach this kind of thing without coming off like a dick? Or is the not-dickish thing to do is try to ignore it?
Well, that depends on the circumstances. If it's someone you feel kinda comfortable around you can approach the issue in a roundabout way ("I rarely meet people who pose in the present tense, that sounds weird to me!") sort of passing it as a joke-but-not-really, for instance. Or you could scrap it as a case of playing styles being incompatible and just avoiding them in the future if it irks you too much.
But again if the 'unthemely' parts are particularly aggravating then you might need to escalate the reaction, depending on what they are.