The Secrets of Smith Paper Company

[razor7826]

http://www.chyoo.com:81/index.php/main.story.cover/4479

Janette Smith uses a paper company as a front for a slavery ring. Can she keep control of her business while being subverted from all around, or will she end up a victim of her own profession?

Contains heavy BDSM and forced sexual slavery.


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While my stories have been getting a lot of views and very high ratings, is it unusual for nobody to have added to my stories at all? It may have to do with how I structure my stories, making it difficult to add to them, but I'm still rather new to the site so I don't know.

 

[amalgam]

Ooh, cool. I don't like forced sexual slavery, but I definitely like subversion.

 

[razor7826]

Oh, there is a whole ton of forced stuff, so you should stay away if you aren't a fan.

 

[razor7826]

I've gotten my first threads to approve, but I've found the interface lacking in a few ways.

First of all, is there anyway to not show threads as part of the story until they've been approved?

Second, I've had a problem with somebody that I've denied just resubmit the thread over and over. Does anyone know a way around this problem?

 

[moonblack]

I've gotten my first threads to approve, but I've found the interface lacking in a few ways.

First of all, is there anyway to not show threads as part of the story until they've been approved?

Second, I've had a problem with somebody that I've denied just resubmit the thread over and over. Does anyone know a way around this problem?

No, Locked (not yet approved) threads show as part of the story until you deny them (or so I believe).

As for your other question - well, I'm not really sure since I've never had to use that particular option, but I think there is. When you view the summary for a story you edit you should see this:
Permissions [edit] [block writers]
Try it and if you like, share with us the result

 

[amalgam]

I've had a problem with somebody that I've denied just resubmit the thread over and over.

That is so funny. Are you leaving the writer comments on why you're rejecting?

 

[razor7826]

Yes, I've left comments regarding grammar, spelling, and missing words, it would dissappear from the list of threads to approve, and then it would show up a few minutes later. Rejected it again with similar comments, then he submitted it again, still not at the level I wanted it to be at. I went ahead and edited it heavily before accepting it, but I'd prefer to have things remotely correct before I bring the editing pen to it.

 

[Imhotep]

Yes, I've left comments regarding grammar, spelling, and missing words, it would dissappear from the list of threads to approve, and then it would show up a few minutes later. Rejected it again with similar comments, then he submitted it again, still not at the level I wanted it to be at. I went ahead and edited it heavily before accepting it, but I'd prefer to have things remotely correct before I bring the editing pen to it.

My expireince is that unless the author of the submitted thread objects to your corrections and over all editing, you can improve upon a general idea and mood the author was aiming for.

 

[jakelyon]

I've gotten my first threads to approve, but I've found the interface lacking in a few ways.

First of all, is there anyway to not show threads as part of the story until they've been approved?

Second, I've had a problem with somebody that I've denied just resubmit the thread over and over. Does anyone know a way around this problem?

I think you have to decide if you want to be in the editing business or not. I have a few people that I will rewrite and edit threads for, but most of the time if it is way off than I reject it. I don't know of any way to get someone to stop sending a thread through. The best answer is to keep rejecting it.