A group exclusively for erotica?
Anonymous
Ahavati said:The last time I attempted to assist someone obtain this group by pointing them in the right direction, I got my head ripped off my shoulders and accused of attempting to control a thing ( that supposedly I have never dabbled in, despite having an alternate profile filled with erotica ). But here goes the neighborhood anyway:
The difference between a group and a thread ( such as that exists ) is this: The group will be forever and the thread will be locked after a certain amount of posts. It's that simple. Why do you think there are so many Part II's, etc, on the board? Because the first was closed. I don't know if it's even in Webmiss' power to move the thread into the group? I am not technical in the least.
But what I am saying, is that the current thread will be locked soon, because it's almost reached that post limit which will notify the mods it needs to be closed and restarted. I would think that you would want to keep all your writings together vs restarting different threads, but I do not know that for certain.
What I was attempting to do previously, was guide the poster who was demanding a group for erotica in the right direction by reminding them that Webmiss had already said YES to the concept, and was just waiting for someone to step up with a name, guidelines, etc. So I didn't understand the the demands for what Webmiss had already agreed to.
Get it together, Erotic Writers. Come up with a plan and get your group. It's already been approved. It's YOU that Webmiss is waiting for. Or, keep getting your threads locked and restarted; it's up to you.
Ahavati said:
Also, in a thread it's a continuous stream of posts without any organization for a special interest. One must scroll the entire thread in order to locate the type of erotic genre they're interested in. In groups you can create topics: BDSM, LGBT, Seductive, et al. That way you have a wide variety of targeted interests in just a click.
What I do know is, lots of writers around here could use a helping hand, so the group should be named something like "Erotica Gone Wrong 18+++".
The difference between a group and a thread ( such as that exists ) is this: The group will be forever and the thread will be locked after a certain amount of posts. It's that simple. Why do you think there are so many Part II's, etc, on the board? Because the first was closed. I don't know if it's even in Webmiss' power to move the thread into the group? I am not technical in the least.
But what I am saying, is that the current thread will be locked soon, because it's almost reached that post limit which will notify the mods it needs to be closed and restarted. I would think that you would want to keep all your writings together vs restarting different threads, but I do not know that for certain.
What I was attempting to do previously, was guide the poster who was demanding a group for erotica in the right direction by reminding them that Webmiss had already said YES to the concept, and was just waiting for someone to step up with a name, guidelines, etc. So I didn't understand the the demands for what Webmiss had already agreed to.
Get it together, Erotic Writers. Come up with a plan and get your group. It's already been approved. It's YOU that Webmiss is waiting for. Or, keep getting your threads locked and restarted; it's up to you.
Ahavati said:
Also, in a thread it's a continuous stream of posts without any organization for a special interest. One must scroll the entire thread in order to locate the type of erotic genre they're interested in. In groups you can create topics: BDSM, LGBT, Seductive, et al. That way you have a wide variety of targeted interests in just a click.
What I do know is, lots of writers around here could use a helping hand, so the group should be named something like "Erotica Gone Wrong 18+++".
Anonymous
MEGA
as in
Making Erotica Great Again
You're welcome.
as in
Making Erotica Great Again
You're welcome.
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Anonymous
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Acronymphs
This is too easy.
Now accepting royalties through PayPal.
This is too easy.
Now accepting royalties through PayPal.
