Getting Rid of Rejections

glynndah

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I have several stories on my submissions page that were rejected for various reasons. Is there any way I can erase them from that list?

A thank you :kiss: from the good little witch.
 
You should be able to click on the rejected link and it should bring up your submission and there should be a delete button at the bottom.
 
I have several stories on my submissions page that were rejected for various reasons. Is there any way I can erase them from that list?

A thank you :kiss: from the good little witch.

A kiss back to the good little witch: :kiss: Out of curiosity, why not fix the problems and resubmit them? Of course, if it is a matter of subject matter, that can't be done.
 
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Glynndah,
The question that comes to mind is this: Why didn't you just fix the rejected stories and resubmit them? :eek:
 
That's not always possible - for example, I've got a chain story request I submitted as a story, as you're supposed to (even though tons of people do it differently). It's been getting a bit annoying, and now I'm going to delete it too.
 
A kiss back to the good little witch: :kiss: Out of curiosity, why not fix the problems and resubmit them? Of course, if it is a matter of subject matter, that can't be done.

Glynndah,
The question that comes to mind is this: Why didn't you just fix the rejected stories and resubmit them? :eek:


Oh, I did and both were accepted. However, I didn't know about the EDIT in the title box trick and so submitted them with slightly different titles.
 
How many people delete a story because they are just bored with it?

Once a story is posted, how could the author get bored with it? :confused: I might check it to make sure it came through alright, but after that, I would never even look at it on Lit. It's on my hard disk if I want to refer to it for something, but it's not likely I would actually read it again. :D
 
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