RejectReality
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Computers were called abacuses when I went to high school.
The TRS-80 wasn't much more advanced than an abacus.
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Computers were called abacuses when I went to high school.
No pill, but maybe a cock strap.
I just checked the Android play store. You have a choice of abacus apps. Your tablet or phone or watch can be an abacus. For free!The TRS-80 wasn't much more advanced than an abacus.
My story is pending.
Anyone else noticed how the info post on the contest says to put in the Notes-field "Winter Holidays Contest 2018" and a little bit later "Winter Holidays 2018" in the same post? Which one did you put in? Just wondering if both of them work or if one works better than the other.
I got bombed! I'm surprised it took so long.
The interesting thing about the bombers is their overweening arrogance. Here's what the mass of readers here think of this story. Wow - that's no good! Let me fix it, let me shove the score down towards where they would have put it had they been smarter.
I have one more (15,000 words) that will post tomorrow. Inspired by last weekend's quick trip to Asheville for Christmas at the Biltmore.
You were on a roll with this one. I’m going to try for one tonite but I’m not so hopeful.
I guess I felt rushed to get it submitted because in the first 4 or 5 pages I stumbled over about half a dozen missed typos...
I've been using Grammarly since I saw recommendations for it in AH. It always catches mistakes, no matter how many times I or a beta reader have been through it, so not a bad thing to have in your toolkit. Just paste your story in and let it generate a list of things to fix.
That's you and Kant, both, been caught recently by premature submission. When will you young gentlemen learn, never rush to the finish? It's always unsightly, a little embarassing, and means more laundry work later on .I guess I felt rushed to get it submitted because in the first 4 or 5 pages I stumbled over about half a dozen missed typos...I'm sure I will find more in the remaining pages (foolishly, I didn't have my usual 'beta reader' look at it before I submitted it...lesson learned! )
Grammarly is sort of like getting a volunteer editor here. It's a good idea to the extent that you know enough about writing to know when they are helpful and when they aren't. Grammarly can leach your stories of your own voice and make the work read like an appliance manual unless you know when to take its advice and when not to. And volunteer editors more often than not don't know any more about writing and grammar than you do and are mostly useful as a second pair of eyes for identifying a surface level of issues you just didn't see when you wrote it because you are too close to "knowing" what you meant to write, but didn't.
1. Secret Canyon EDIT.1. Title on edit exactly the same with the word edit in there. Is it; Secret Canyon Edit....Secret Canyon EDIT...Secret Canyon [edit] or ???
2. Put a note in the 'notes field' saying it's an 'edit for typos', etc.
3. Also, I had some italicized introduction sentences at the breaks in the rtf. file I copy/pasted into the Lit story submission section. It did not transfer into the final version. I'm thinking I need to put the words inside brackets [] that have I first and /I at the end of the sentence ?
That's you and Kant, both, been caught recently by premature submission. When will you young gentlemen learn, never rush to the finish? It's always unsightly, a little embarassing, and means more laundry work later on .
Here's the link to Yukon's story (I should do something useful, while taking the piss):
https://www.literotica.com/s/secret-canyon
1. Secret Canyon EDIT.
2. Yes, put in a Note to the Editor.
3.<i>italics</i> Laurel usually catches html and does the conversion, but I've had one chapter of a longer thing and my last submission where the html italics were missed. I'd include in the Note that you have italics html, as a heads-up for Laurel.
It's now officially too late. I can wait till next year. Whew.