Post by HCR¬Ɗẩᴙᴷ on Jan 15, 2011 15:54:45 GMT -6
The Storyboard is where you can post any kind of story (or even an idea for a story) on our board to have it read by people and get feedback. So that we can provide the best possible environment for this, I ask that you please take the time to respect these guidelines.
1. Be nice. No telling people that their story sucks just because you don't like it. Constructive criticism never hurt anyone, so polite suggestions are okay. But bear in mind that people work hard on these.
2: The stories belong to whoever write them. Don't take over them and try to dictate every chapter or anything like that. If you are co-writing a group story, take turns and respect other people's ideas.
3: FOR WRITERS: Make sure you have a good idea how much space your stories will take up, so that you can reserve enough space for each chapter. Reserving posts just means double-posting or triple-posting so that you can fill in the empty space later.
4. FOR READERS: Don't double or triple-post. And try to keep your posts short so that the chapters are easy to find for everyone else.
Now that that's out of the way, get writing!
1. Be nice. No telling people that their story sucks just because you don't like it. Constructive criticism never hurt anyone, so polite suggestions are okay. But bear in mind that people work hard on these.
2: The stories belong to whoever write them. Don't take over them and try to dictate every chapter or anything like that. If you are co-writing a group story, take turns and respect other people's ideas.
3: FOR WRITERS: Make sure you have a good idea how much space your stories will take up, so that you can reserve enough space for each chapter. Reserving posts just means double-posting or triple-posting so that you can fill in the empty space later.
4. FOR READERS: Don't double or triple-post. And try to keep your posts short so that the chapters are easy to find for everyone else.
Now that that's out of the way, get writing!
