Stella_Omega
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Thank you for all of the replies and comments so far, please keep them coming!
I will try to reply to a few things, please forgive me if I miss replying to your specific comment in this message. There is always my next reply.
1. Wives categories - what can I say? This is an issue that we are aware of, and one that we have talked to many authors about how to resolve. It's not clear that there is one simple solution that will make everyone happy, but we are definitely thinking about it. We were hoping that the TAGS would help to alleviate the problem because people could use that system to get a better idea of what type of story is what, but it doesn't seem to have resolved the issue for everyone. So, keep those suggestions coming, I'm sure we'll get it figured out with your help.
2. Gay categories - we have a plan. Eventually, we are planning to have a gay section of Literotica where gay stories get their own categories, just like the straight categories. Imagine something like gay.literotica.com where everything on the site is gay stories in their own set of categories - along with some easy way to switch between the gay and straight categories. That's what we imagine. If you have thoughts on that, or if you have ideas for a better way to do it, please do comment.
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Thanks again for the comments and keep them coming!![]()
Manu, thank you for taking our complaints seriously

I agree with you that tags will make more difference than any single categorising tool!
The answer for LW actually IS somewhat simple. I can't now find the post, but someone said; "Archive the whole LW section, create the three more accurate categories, let authors place all new stories in them and request to move old stories."
There will be thousands of abandoned stories I'm sure, but they can stay right where they are, and remain available.
In regards to creating gay categories, yes please! Please remember that gay men and and gay women have very different preferences, and don't lump them together. Don't make us into a ghetto.