Hmm... that's a tough one.
The FAQ entry was meant to prevent people from using this site as a job board; as written the question you linked to is borderline for us. If it were re-written something like this it would be on-topic here:
I'm a non-writer working on an interactive fiction project that will be used to demo a particular software product our company has created. We've tried finding the "right" story to use or the right person to write for us using XYZ-method, but it was unsuccessful because of ZYX-reason.
How can we better locate and attract someone to do this sort of writing work for us in fluent, native English, despite being in a country (Russia) with a shortage of native English speakers (let alone writers)?
Basically, rather than explaining the terms you are looking for or what exactly you want to license (which is borderline as far as our trying to avoid job-board-like postings), explain how you are trying to interact with and attract writers and seek advice for a better strategy. That keeps it about the professional side of writing, rather than a specific company's specific needs.