Front Page Update?

[2p1k3]

http://www.literotica.com/storyxs/c_stor.shtml

Apparantly whatever people thought was true below is either incorrect or Literotica management have changed their minds. It was very easy for me to find this page from the main page.

As for an alternative http://www.superstories.net/ seems the best alternative out there that I have seen so far. I still very much prefer CHYOO because it is far less clunky and easier to navigate. That being why I try to avoid wiki like pages.

Originally Posted by Torg

Like mushrooms, we are simply kept in the dark.

I personally feel that if they did a modicum of upgrades, and added Google Ads that the traffic here would garner them the funds to make it worthwhile.

But not a word since 2006.

Their "Feedback" hyperlink simply leads to this forum. So presumably Manu or whoever is listening.
http://www.literotica.com/stories/me...7&page=contact
That URL may be useful for those who want to send a positive constructive message to Literotica that they update CHYOO.


Meditation/Spells/Prayer that they update and manifest Chyoo 3.0 may be worthwhile too. 8D

Originally Posted by DamianWhite

Is it possible to do a mass export of threads that I've written using some program or another, or is that not allowed? I have a good number of threads that would take a while to manually cut and paste.

I have been saving everything I write as word files for a while now. I use Word anyway for spell checking and grammar suggestions.

[DamianWhite]

Chyoo does an awful lot of stuff right. When I'm frustrated with the website, it's not so much because of the current state of the website, but more that it could clearly become much more with a little bit of effort, and some more traffic being generated for the website.

[GameStrategy]

Originally Posted by 2p1k3

I still very much prefer CHYOO because it is far less clunky and easier to navigate. That being why I try to avoid wiki like pages.

The SuperStories site seems rather similar to the setup I have, though I can't speak for the differences in creating pages because SS has a server error that won't let me sign up.

I think that the biggest benefits of a Wiki are the community support and customization elements, which simply aren't possible with a pre-configured website like Chyoo (and seemingly SS).

This feels like the old Unix vs Windows debate to me - one is more powerful but less simplistic, while the other is more limited but simply standardized.

To try to provide for simplicity, I've made a lot of coding templates that can be simply copied and pasted for the Wiki, and associated guides that explain how to use them.

[Zingiber]

getting the spam off the widely linked first-post slot