Literotica Room Discussion

[Weblogicos]

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[Kantarii]

Hey, it’s your world, squirrel. Just be warned, there are plenty of nuts hanging around here and you don’t have to shake the tree for them, eitherKant
Welcome aboard.

 

[Handley_Page]

I'm a new person to this whole author community thing and wanted to start my very own personal thread just in case I need something.

Welcome to the chaos that is the AH.
You do not need your own thread (there are chat rooms for the more 'discerning' or 'specialist' reader). I suggest that you read the odd thread and get a feel for how things work.

 

[MelissaBaby]

I'm a new person to this whole author community thing and wanted to start my very own personal thread just in case I need something.

Welcome. new person.

You will probably find you have better luck looking for answers to any questions you have in existing threads. Most subjects pertaining to the site, or to writing, have already been discussed.

Maybe you could tell us a little bit about yourself, or your writing.

 

[Jada59]

Hi and welcome!

 

[SimonDoom]

Welcome.

To echo a comment above: you don't need to start a running thread. Anytime something of interest comes to mind, you are free to start a new thread. That's a better way to do it. Feel free to do so.

 

[SamScribble]

Welcome to the AH. For your own safety, please keep your fingers away from moving parts.

 

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[TxRad]

One of the site owners, Laurel, by name, checks all the stories posted here on Lit.

Welcome to our little madhouse.

 

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[SolarRay]

Welcome.

To echo a comment above: you don't need to start a running thread. Anytime something of interest comes to mind, you are free to start a new thread. That's a better way to do it. Feel free to do so.

What they said. (But also, welcome.)

A great man once explained: "The universe (which others call the Author's Hangout) is composed of an indefinite, perhaps infinite number of threads. At the right of each thread is a series of comments, bounded by an author. From any comment one can see the comments above and below-one after another, endlessly."

(Or something to that effect...)