Hello

[jrjakn118]

Hello there! I am a newbie. Where is everyone in here?

 

[Dr. Tentakelliebe]

Busy

The community aged and people just arn't nearly as active as they once were.

 

[philnance]

Rarely

I don't get in here much, but love reading the stories. Just discovered the videos are alll several minutes long. Still like the stories best!

 

[BenjiDude]

There are videos?

 

[TwiztedClown]

Videos on chyoo or literotica? Cuz i never heard of them being on chyoo.

 

[2p1k3]

The author can give urls to videos like they do for photos but other than that? not yet. Maybe when Literotica decides to give us some love. As for the community aging, everything goes in cycles. I would suggest people remain positive and link Chyoo on their social pages... I do anyhow; And, I hope that helps others find this wonderful resource.

 

[ilikedarlings]

Would someone please direct me to where Chyoo is explained.
Is Chyoo an abbreviation?

 

[Gunde]

The FAQ provides a short but decent explanation: http://www.chyoo.com/index.php/main.story.page/43525/43525

As for the name, CHoose Your Own Orifice

 

[ilikedarlings]

thank you! Reading the FAQ now.
That's one of the easiest names I can remember, thanks again.

 

[Gunde]

You're welcome. And yeah, it's a pretty evocative name

 

[ilikedarlings]

I have read a few episodes of different stories.
I am a newbie and quite eager to write a development and/or edit some technical errors.
How can I do that?

 

[Gunde]

I have read a few episodes of different stories.
I am a newbie and quite eager to write a development and/or edit some technical errors.
How can I do that?

All you have to do to add a thread is to register and write and add the thread using the "Add New Thread" option, though it's advisable to write in Word or another word processor since the site logs you out after about twenty minutes of inactivity. Adhere to the story's guidelines (which you can see by clicking on the title of the story that's in the right-hand corner of each thread) and hopefully your thread will be approved.

As for editing "technical errors", I must admit that I have a hard time figuring out what exactly you're referring to, but you can only edit threads that have been added to one of your stories.

 

[ilikedarlings]

Thanks, sounds straightforward enough, I'll give it a go.

I registered yesterday.

By 'technical errors' I meant only the spelling or grammar, but your reply has cleared that up. As I understand it, that would be possible only for my own stories.

Thanks again.

 

[Gunde]

Thanks, sounds straightforward enough, I'll give it a go.

I registered yesterday.

By 'technical errors' I meant only the spelling or grammar, but your reply has cleared that up. As I understand it, that would be possible only for my own stories.

Thanks again.

Precisely, you can edit your own threads (which will be easier if you're promoted to a trusted writer on a particular story) but only edit the threads of others if you're the editor of that story.
There is supposed to be the function of sub-editor, where you'd be capable of editing a story which is not your own, but I don't think that that actually works.

 

[robbiegilmore]

I'm a troll.

 

[Izanagi]

What absolutely kills me is when I submit a thread, & get an E-mail that my thread was approved. I check it then (or read it later), & something I wrote with correct spelling/grammar is done incorrectly.
Reminds me of when teachers would have students grade each other's papers in class.

Great, we have to suffer through this bull shit again.

 

[robbiegilmore]

I'm a troll.

 

[24ward]

Great, we have to suffer through this bull shit again.

Just ignore him. Eventually the whining will end (hopefully).

 

[robbiegilmore]

I'm a troll.