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its not really a problem, but I can't remove a story from my favorites because it has been deleted. The story is CHY☺A Site Suggestions. When I click on the title I get the "Sorry, I got distracted..." message.

I'm trying to write a story following a character that speaks a form of historical English. I think I know enough vocabulary from the time to write passable enough dialogue. But the narration is in a kind of limited third person. For the most part only describing things the way she would or only...

Getting a message from the owner of a story is always nice. I have no problem with someone editing my work. I personally would like to know what they did and why, so I can avoid the same mistakes in the future. But I may be in the minority on this.

I didn't know this was possible. Can owners/editors see a draft before it is submitted for review?

The title was supposed to be thread etiquette (my brain must have been asleep). Thread is just an ambiguous term in this case, my bad. Yes that was more the stuff I was looking for, but thanks for both of your contributions.

I should carify. By thread i meant a series of chapters writen by the same author. As in McAuther needs contributions to his thread in Sex Story. But forum etiquette is good too.

Or perhaps you choose to make sure there are no spelling mistakes in the title of your work before posting?

Is there any unspoken etiquette around threads or adding chapters? For example: don't write a chapter on the last story in a thread unless it is your thread. Or maybe: you should write at least five chapters in a particular thread before going starting a different thread in the same story. Is...

It would be also helpful if you wanted to avoid certain authors.

I need a bit of convincing. If a story stradles two or three catagories I think it would be better to put it in the catagory closest to the core of the story. If it is a story that "promises" you can do anything, there is still a unifying premise to all the treads: fan fiction, mind control...

I have no idea as to how websites preform searchs so apologies in advance for getting this wrong. The server would get the results for the search. Then generate the value of average likes (total likes/total chapters). And finaly, sort the results. Alternatively there could be a new (probably...

As far as I know when I browse a catagory or search a generic term and sort by rating i get the stories with the most likes. This usually ends up being a popular story with multiple authors and a whole bunch of chapters. It has lots of good chapters, some boring ones and some really bad ones...

To solve this. I would suggest the depth number followed by a symbol like plus sign or something to indicate there are linked chapters. For example: Talk to the nude maid (6) Look in the cabinet (2+) But if the next chapter is a linked chapter it would display the depth of the chapter it links...

As I (someone with no medical degree) understand it combining the right birth control methods can reduce the risk of pregnancy after a year of use to between 1 in 100 and 1 in 10,000. Do some research, find out what proper use is, know the risks, and make your own decision.

Thanks, I'm still a virgin here.

I would also like this.

Thanks for all the help. If anybody is curious they use a condom and the chapter is here.

You guys do know I asked the question so I would have to less not more right? Seriously though, thank you all for your advice. I have made a decision. and will hopefully have the chapter written in a few months.

Thank you both, that is very helpful. I guess the question I was asking was "is it weirder to mention the condom or leave it out?" The consensus I'm getting is if they don't use it they should have a reason and like all their choices it says something about them.

I am about to write a sex scene that's more realistic than what I normally write and I am wondering if I should have the characters use a condom. When I have penis in vagina sex irl, I use a condom, but have never been taken out of a store if the characters don't use one. In fact, thinking back...