Webtv problem with contacting editors?

[Lying Eyes]

Well I tried contacting two different editors and asked politely for help. I waited 3 days each time and did not get any response. (Just tried a moment ago with another editor)

Could this be a webtv problem? Could acessing the form with the words "enter your message to the editor in this box" not work with the webtv browser? Consindering that the FAQ says that submiting the story through the online form wont work with webtv it makes sense that the editor form doesnt work either.

I know I can work around the submision story form problem by sending it via my yahoo email account but is their a way to work around the editor form problem? (asuming their is a tecnical problem)

I know the real solution would be, "Buy a real computer you cheap bastard!" But I am poor at the moment

 

[HawaiiBill]

Try, try again

Slick,

If yahoo.com works for submission, it's amazing to me that you haven't tried it for contacting editors. Far from berating you for not being able to afford new equipment, I'm suggesting that you contact Literotica's technical folks. You may have to do a little online research but, hey, you're a writer and finding answers is what writers do. This old man knows nothing about webtv.

Now. You might also want to study your spelling. Costs nothing. And look into Literotica's Writer's Resources page. Same cost.

 

[Lying Eyes]

Seems the problem had nothing to do with webtv. For some reason their was a very long delay from me recieving email replies in my yahoo email account. Now this sets up a different problem since I asked four different people for help. First I was worried I was not going to get any help but now the oposite has happened

 

[Weird Harold]

Now this sets up a different problem since I asked four different people for help. First I was worried I was not going to get any help but now the oposite has happened

Send your story to all of them -- Eight eyes on your story is better than two.

I routinely get multiple opinions on my stories and have noticed that every editor finds something the others missed. Also, where I might argue a point with one editor, if four of them say the same thing, I'm more inclined to accept I might be wrong.

 

[HawaiiBill]

And then....

I had four of them agree on something I wrote the other day so I went back and changed it.