Rejected again 😒

[gentle504]

So I'm just now getting back into writing. I have chromebook and use google docs to type up stories, then use grammarly to edit and finish stories often. After I'm finished I download the story to my chromebook which turns the file into a docx file.I was able to successfully submit a story before but now literotica has rejected my recent story saying it has editing marks but whenever I look at the file I have downloaded I don't see anything. Is there any way I could get over this hump?

 

[geronimo_appleby]

how does the text look when you put it up on Lit?

are you using a copy and paste method, or uploading the document?

 

[HeyAll]

Why not just copy/paste onto the text submitter?

 

[Handley_Page]

So I'm just now getting back into writing. I have chromebook and use google docs to type up stories, then use grammarly to edit and finish stories often. After I'm finished I download the story to my chromebook which turns the file into a docx file.I was able to successfully submit a story before but now literotica has rejected my recent story saying it has editing marks but whenever I look at the file I have downloaded I don't see anything. Is there any way I could get over this hump?

Save your file as .RTF, then copy & paste it.

 

[gentle504]

how does the text look when you put it up on Lit?

are you using a copy and paste method, or uploading the document?

Uploading

 

[geronimo_appleby]

Uploading

maybe the formatting is 'off'?

mebbe try the copy and paste option as HeyAll mentioned?

 

[TxRad]

Save the file as .doc instead of .docx. Your problem should go away.

 

[Kantarii]

Why not just copy/paste onto the text submitter?

That's the way I do it. To me, it's the easiest way to submit the story once I've written it in my iPhone's notepadKant

 

[AwkwardMD]

"Editing marks" with Google Docs usually means un-resolved comments within the document. Either suggested edits actual comments. Sometimes it means having text that is struck out