Quote by Mysteria27
Is there anyway to remove when people have added our stories to their queue.
It's not anything I need to know.
Hope you consider.
Hugs,
Mysteria
Xo
Quote by HeraTeleia
Had to ask, didn't you? The word was "laving", the gerund form of the verb "to lave", meaning "to wash", specifically over or against something.
I think in the story she was licking his balls or something, and the mod thought I meant to write "loving" instead of "laving". Yes, I am a walking thesaurus with tits. It's a fabulous thing.
Quote by HeraTeleia
I thought the definition of a "score bomber" was an individual who gives a low score as revenge for whatever offence, imagined or real, the writer may have committed against said individual? Like guys who have threatened to score my stories with 1's if I don't do the "sexy chat" with them? I didn't think a "score bomber" actually gave a damn about the actual story.
Granted, if I'm reading your story and I think it truly sucks, for whatever reason, I'll just stop reading and not comment or score, but I would imagine that there are at least some readers out there who feel somehow wounded by having been 'forced' to finish reading a story that did nothing for them, and those readers are probably the ones who give low scores. Wouldn't call those readers "score bombers". And I really doubt that there are readers who actively seek out stories that they know won't appeal to them with the active intention of giving a low score.
ETA: If sending Gav topless pics makes our dear house code monkey happy, I'm all for it. Heck, I'll go first, with permission...keeping this site up and running as well as accommodating most or all of the requested updates and changes in features is no doubt quite the task. It is a task that should be well-rewarded, and last I checked, Gav probably isn't pulling down a Bezos-level paycheque, what with all the freeloaders and begrudging bronze members and others who just refuse to accept that servers don't come from some magical place where unicorns hand them out for free, and that electricity costs actual dollars.
Quote by TheAngryishLover
What if I wrote a story where I got myself pissed, and then slept with a girl I wouldn't usually go near? You know, like an 8 out of 10?
Quote by Elder1
It can be a pain, dealing with different personalities & desires in regard to a story. It should definitely be clarified for the mods as to what they'll accept or pass on. And some of the links aren't all that helpful with every literary problem. Gray areas in particular. And I certainly hope alcohol, as in drinks, isn't considered drug taking? It's socially acceptable as long as drunken debauchery doesn't ensue. Am I to assume such is the case in stories as well? It's what we do in given situations. Over & above common usage, so long as it's not gross in context. Like mom always told me, as an older teen on up, " It's only dirty if it's in your mind that it's dirty!" It's all in your personal outlook. I'll always wonder how far that went with her? I mean, what the heck, our parents were just as human as we! So, in light of that, some ground rules are needed so individual likes & dislikes don't confuse things & bog them down in nit-picky red tape. That's extra work for all concerned, which I'm sure all of us dislike.
Quote by Simmerdownchick
I'd really like it if the FONT size was larger. If i'm writing more than a paragraph with this tiny font, I lose my place. Ruthie suggested I get my eyes checked and a stronger RX for my glasses, but really? I like to use the 6 font but if it's going to insult people, maybe the 5 is a little small and 6 should be the default
Quote by Master_Dragon883
I Saw Sprite's pet peeves as an editor so I thought I would give people on the other end of the coin somewhere to voice how they feel and as it's my thread, I'll start
(1) Although I am willing to deal with it now as my stories are catching on, I hate having to deal with multiple story mods while trying to publish, Especially considering I don't know what any of them find acceptable and what they don't. I remember when I was trying to publish chapter one of my story, It was a Royal pain because I got it back from one mod, fixed all the stuff the first mod didn't like only to get it back from a different mod who did not like some of the stuff that the first mod approved of.
(2) Getting links to forums that are supposed to help me, that from what I can see most are too full people debating to get anything useful out of it.
Quote by rune
Hehehe can I raise a request from Gav through here?
1. Can we keep the comment of a member who diactivated even if its a general avatar like the ones in forum who can be anonymous?
2. Can the comment be save with the story if I downloaded the pdf?
Thank you so much
Thank you Earl for this :)
Quote by Magical_felix
Exactly. Out of the available categories I'd probably put it in too but like you say, when you click on a story the expectation is for something really forbidden not just a large age gap.
Mature definitely seems like there won't be any young people engaging in sexual activity in that category.
Quote by noll
As a member who follows other members I'm not in favor of this at all. I see the follow option as a setting of the follower's profile, not of the profile being followed. Kinda similar to blocking. And just as the person whose profile is blocked by someone should not get control over the blocking, the same should apply to the following in my mind.
There's already the option to mail your followers individually and there's the option to befriend them and then send them group mailings.
If a 'spam my followers' feature should be implemented I hope it will be done as an opt-in for the followers only.
Quote by Simplicity
I would like to see away for us to notify our followers with and email of a new story. A way to Mass email them as we do our friends. I do know by them being a follower they get and announcement, but I still think a mass email would help and remind them when they follow so many writers.
Thanks, Simmie
Quote by Just_A_Guy_You_Know
Refusing to write fiction (or at least fictionalize some details of your real-life stories) sounds like a self-imposed limitation - not the problem of LS. If your weird moral code prohibits fiction, too bad. Seriously if this is your real opinion on fiction, why are you on a literary site anyway? This isn't a true-life confessional or court of law where you're bound to tell the truth, whole truth, and nothing but the truth. My stories have never been fact-checked, and there's nothing to prevent me (or you) from just making stuff up. Consequently, I do it all the time, and the stories I write are far better for it. It's really not that difficult to write within the site guidelines if you can just get over yourself.
