if you want to put an e-note on the table during the meeting, you can @lpi e-note is laying face down on the table (lpi stands for look place item) instead of dropping it upright so it'll look nicer and more more immersive when a person steps in and sees 'E-note is laying face down on the table' instead of it being on the floor.
*types look*
A CleverGirl VersaBlack mascara eyeliner pen is laying askew on the sink. An emerald green logo top is half hidden underneath the bath mat. A pair of black jeans is hanging over the towel rack, drying. A six pack of ebola~cola is sitting on the back of the toilet, a few cans missing. A pair of gray jeans is also hanging over the towel rack next to the black jeans. A kitty-ear headband is discarded in the corner. A slinky top is hanging on the edge of a clothes basket. A digital watch is sitting on the sink next to the eyeliner pen so it won't get wet. A purple leather dress is in the clothes basket. A bright purple silk stockings is in the clothes basket. A pair of white cotton panties is hidden underneath the dress so it isn't clearly visible, maybe just a corner peeking out. A cherry red blouse is in the clothes basket. A pair of matte black suit pants is in the clothes basket. A medium blank canvas seems to have been forgotten here, not really having any business being in the bathroom.
In all seriousness though, I really do think it would enhance RP to be able to have some objects in a room clarified as to how they're positioned or being used. Is it feasible codewise to set a limit on how many objects per room could have an item @tp before the oldest one is cleared and defaults back to being just part of the list of items in the room?
