Any other writers think things are speedier?

[DreamerByTheDiamonds]

I wasn't sure what forum to post this on. So, I'm terribly sorry if this isn't the correct place.

I've noticed that instead of a few days or even a week, which I'm accustomed to, recently it only takes a single day or two for a chapter of a story to be reviewed and published onto Literotica.

Obviously, I'm not complaining. I'm just curious if anyone else has noticed this, and if there might be a reason for it. Maybe Laurel's in a good mood?

 

[KeithD]

The Authors' Hangout is the best place to post this thread, and, yes, my latest story posted quicker (a day and a half) than normal.

http://forum.literotica.com/forumdisplay.php?f=3

 

[oggbashan]

It is faster if you are a known author who rarely comes close to breaking the rules. But slower during a contest, if your story isn't a contest entry.

 

[KeithD]

It is faster if you are a known author who rarely comes close to breaking the rules. But slower during a contest, if your story isn't a contest entry.

The poster may actually being saying faster than before. My most recent one went up in less than two days, at an off-beat time, and isn't a contest piece. It may have been an anomaly, but it most definitely was better than the general--and no less for a noncontest piece--time of two days for my submissions over fourteen years.

 

[HisArpy]

Shorter submissions take less time as well.

Laurel usually takes about 5 days to slog her way through my story submissions but I tend to being wordy.

 

[surdeep]

She's trained you to give her the submission she requires of her male authors.

 

[HisArpy]

She's trained you to give her the submission she requires of her male authors.

I can tell that you're probably one of those readers who send me anon fan mail about "too long and hard to take in all at once". AmIright?

 

[surdeep]

I can tell that you're probably one of those readers who send me anon fan mail about "too long and hard to take in all at once". AmIright?

You wish.

 

[HisArpy]

You wish.

No, no, no...


It's the READERS who are wishing for it to be true, not the author. I'm just appealing to their desires for a lengthy session with a long/hot, *ahem*, plot.

But, for you, Book #2 is a little bit shorter and without as much "girth" because I know how much trouble you've been having with the larger size.