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by LYKOICXDED » Sun Jan 04, 2015 4:57 pm
saltwater veins wrote:i'm a new member!➹ saltwater veins / salt/ ➹ / critique by pm, please c:So I have major major writer's block for this story, but I really love the idea.
So it's just going to be an ugly mess for now. ; u ;
Welcome, Salt! I shall check out your stories as soon as I get off my phone!! (Such tiny buttons!)
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by officialratsgalore » Mon Jan 05, 2015 6:24 am
elizabethhher wrote:glad to see so many writers deciding to write more this year (i'm one of 'em ^^)
i'll definitely be reading all of your stories, guys c: (though i don't always comment, because i'm a weirdo like that)
well, guess it's off to type up the next chapter of my story and then read all of yours!
You seem like a talented writer, and I'd be glad to read some of your stories.
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by qwill. » Mon Jan 05, 2015 6:38 am
Does the way someone posts make you want to read their work more? If it's organized, are you attracted to it- or does it make no difference? I would say that it depends on the way that they post it, definitely. If something is clean to look at and not clumped together, all the same throughout, then I would rather read that. On the page of a regular book, we have things organized into paragraphs, so it's easy to keep track of. You can't really post like that on CS, so if a post is dressed up to where it's easier to follow, I'd much rather read that than just a clump of type with no indents or marks to show when a new person's talking.
But is a post is too dressed up, then I start to have a problem. At that point, it takes away from the writing, and that's what you want to avoid, for fear of losing readers. I think there's a good golden zone that you need to find.
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by officialratsgalore » Mon Jan 05, 2015 7:20 am
Does the way someone posts make you want to read their work more? If it's organized, are you attracted to it- or does it make no difference? It makes a huge difference to me. I can never find a grammatically correct post that I like and is organized. It's either organized but poorly written, or not organized and all over the place but written correctly. I personally can't read something if it's not neat. I know that most people don't care about this. They love reading computer creations no matter what the organization, but I'm really stubborn about this. I make sure all my stories are organized, if not, that means they were probably written when I was at a younger age.
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by aamity » Mon Jan 05, 2015 8:05 am
Does the way someone posts make you want to read their work more? If it's organized, are you attracted to it- or does it make no difference?For sure. Sometimes I may not even click on the story if the title is messy or not appealing, heh. ; - ;
If a story is organized and aesthetically pleasing, I'm much more likely to give it a shot.
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