New E-Mail Service

[Dixon Carter Lee]

How much did you use it before it went the way of the Dodo?

A lot, actually. I was writing erotica back then and getting fan letters. And members tended to email each other a lot more -- a habit we got into before the Forum Board was created. Plus I used it for all my anti-government death threats, and that took up a lot of bandwidth.

 

[scrymettet]

Lit has email?

and news letters.

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

and news letters.

Oh yeah, the newsletters. I remember those. I think I was interviewed in the first one.

 

[Jessie_Pinkman]

Yeah, there seems to be some confusion as to the new free email... The free Literotica addresses are, for weird technical reasons I won't bore you all with, at ".org" NOT ".com". People are confused by this (and naturally so). Sorry for the confusion! If anyone has any specific comments or questions, you can always email me!

Hey, I want free Lit email

 

[Debbie]

Hey, I want free Lit email

You bumped an old thread. Why?

 

[Jessie_Pinkman]

You bumped an old thread. Why?

No reason.
Just trying to see what it was like in the beginning.

Email, newsletters, etc

 

[Debbie]

No reason.
Just trying to see what it was like in the beginning.

Email, newsletters, etc

Oh.
Welcome to the grand tour.


Literotica 1.1


Laurel and Manu formed an alliance and from that joining an erotic forum was their production and it was beautiful. In the beginning when Lit was born there were few and unregistered could post.

There was much joviality and rude innuendos. Literotica was amongst the first and the best of it's kind.

Many stories were posted and masturbation was encouraged.

Emoticons were born form the need to express a posters emotions. Self avs were proudly worn, ogled at and caused uprisings in one's nether regions.

Members were pleased and Literotica grew with numbers, stories, sex shop, videos etc.

Thank you and please stop in at the Literotica shop where you can buy
some delightful things and titillate yourself with a tickler or four.

 

[Byron In Exile]

Oh.
Welcome to the grand tour.


Literotica 1.1


Laurel and Manu formed an alliance and from that joining an erotic forum was their production and it was beautiful. In the beginning when Lit was born there were few and unregistered could post.

There was much joviality and rude innuendos. Literotica was amongst the first and the best of it's kind.

Many stories were posted and masturbation was encouraged.

Emoticons were born form the need to express a posters emotions. Self avs were proudly worn, ogled at and caused uprisings in one's nether regions.

Members were pleased and Literotica grew with numbers, stories, sex shop, videos etc.

Thank you and please stop in at the Literotica shop where you can buy
some delightful things and titillate yourself with a tickler or four.

All lies.

 

[Debbie]

All lies.

Is not.

 

[Beco]

Lit has email?

I thought Facebook bought it??

 

[butters]

and titillate yourself with a tickler or four.
__________________
An honest opinion is worth far more than blowing smoke up your bum.

scrolling down as i was reading, i read debbie's last lines as 'a tickler up your bum'

 

[Debbie]

scrolling down as i was reading, i read debbie's last lines as 'a tickler up your bum'

Haha.

 

[pointless]

i also remember the newsletter. it was very lame.

 

[Saint Peter]

They had email back then?

 

[thør]

They had email back then?

thør@literotica.com!

 

[Killswitch]

They had email back then?

Yeah. Worked about as good as chat.

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

If you count my original post date as Sept 1999 (when my username was DCL) I am the oldest still posting member of Literotica -- except for Laurel and Manu.

Never had a dinner.

 

[pointless]

thør@literotica.com!

yes, that is what an email address looks like. good job. butterscotch?

 

[thør]

yes, that is what an email address looks like. good job. butterscotch?

No, still savoring the bacon from breakfast.

 

[pointless]

you should try flossing.

 

[thør]

you should try flossing.

It's still morning, here!

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

It's hard to believe we communicated via email before the creation of the Forum Board. There weren't that many of us back then, but we did have whole conversations in groups that way for a while. And no trolls.

There were no black people back then and children minded their parents. Bread was a nickel and only came in "white". You had more choices in apples and they all tasted better. The old broomstick factory employed most of the town back then. And on Saturdays we'd all gather on the Village Green and burn photos of Stalin. That's the Literotica I remember.

 

[pointless]

were red delicious apples still delicious back then or were they already perfectly shaped and shiny lumps of bland boredom?

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

were red delicious apples still delicious back then or were they already perfectly shaped and shiny lumps of bland boredom?

They were a duller red. And they were fucking delicious. So were all the apples. And there were about fifty different kinds of apples in the city stores. More in the country.

There was also this thing called "news". But that's gone now...

 

[thør]

There was also this thing called "news". But that's gone now...

That's because no one cares for good news.