![]() Writers Cafe rules 1-10A Story by Relic![]() A tongue in cheek posting from 2012.![]()
Writers Cafe Rules 1-10
A Story by Relic A little humor goes a long way. Some writers gave me ideas for rules. That's why I thank them. RULE 1: CURSING: Freely curse in all of your poems, stories, and reviews. You'll fit right into the mix here. You'll be discredited and unimpressive to anyone who has years of experience but so what, they're the minority here. The right words in the right order don't really apply as much here anymore. RULE 2: DRAMA: Be under the age of 20. Adults don't usually get into the drama thing too much. They have other things to do. They get annoyed seeing so many young kids arguing back and forth with each other over immature issues. Pay no heed to them. Put on your best drama face and remember--all the world's a stage. RULE 3: EROTICA: If you're impressed with an erotic poem and you want to leave a review but don't know what to say, use the word sensual. It'll cover a lot of bases when you can't come up with a witty or deep answer. Here's an example: Wow, blah blah, this poem is so sensual, well done. If you're lucky they may thank you and start a conversation, Though I wouldn't count on it. RULE 4: REVIEWS: If you want a lot of reviews, become popular. It's always beneficial to evaluate other's work. Yet, some here have written hundreds of reviews only to give up such efforts out of frustration. Receiving meager responses will cause many to lose their interest in the site. Widespread acceptance puts you on people's good side. Begin your popularity quest with doting reviews and warm affectionate greetings for your targets that will make them ooze with sunshine. Soon you won't be able to contain the praises that come your way. The future is waiting. RULE 5: GRAMMAR: Don't worry about using correct grammar. That's for people who care. If you don't want to write full words, use shorthand. It may slow the reader down causing them to stumble but so what. Just add a memo in your Author's note that says, "Ignore the grammar." I'm sure your usual friends won't mind. They're using the same memo in their stories and poems too. RULE 6: REVISIONS: Don't revise too much unless you want to work at it. Some writers here work a long time on a story or poem. Stick to your usual five minutes. That should be good enough. RULE 7: TABS: Make sure you have a second tab ready with a place to go to if this place freezes up. It'll keep you from becoming too frustrated. In the past, I've waited over twenty minutes to get back on, it's happened before, it will happen again. RULE 8: SEX: Have sex talk with your WC sex buddy. It's popular here. I've done it twice but won't say with whom. After this, I won't be having it again. (This may be a joke but it really is commonplace here. See below). {Just a serious note here folks. There really are predators here that are devious and don't care that the person they're talking to is only 14-years-old. They're sick people and shouldn't be on here but the moderators are not that critical or aware I guess. If you're a girl, watch out for the slick guys who work their way in slow, you'll know who they are better than me. Other guys don't waste any time at all communicating their disgusting comments. Just saying.} RULE 9: MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS: Create multiple accounts under different names but don't tell anyone. You can portray yourself as a boy or a girl and it won't matter. As long as you sound believable and have a good avatar, no one will know the difference. Trust me, there are many who do a good job depicting him or herself as someone else. I myself have two accounts; I'm a boy on each one. haha RULE 10: SUBMISSIONS: Do you write books and have a chapter you want people to read? Submit it as a poem. It's a great way to trick people into thinking you're good at writing long poems. If they decide to review, you can have a good laugh. (Thanks, KAOLmsted, lol) So there you have it. Just keep in mind that this is all tongue and cheek humor. For all the new writers, (And I'm talking about the actual new writers) you can use this as a rough guide to a wonderful experience here at Writers Cafe. Good luck to you. To be continued.... © 2012 Relic
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