BOSTONFICTIONWRITER
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Since there wasn't much of a contest for 2011, there are those who doubt that there will be a Survivor's Contest for 2012.
Yet, think about it. Because we writers must write, because writing is our passion, we writers write for free.
How else will Literotica fill unpopular categories, such as Letters & Transcripts, Chain Stories, How To, Reviews and Essays, Non-Erotic, and Text with Audio, than having a Survivor's Contest for 2012?
The suggestions that I have are the same suggestions that I've had since 2008 and that have gone ignored.
1. I'd like to see the minimum word count of 1,500 words. Otherwise, we run the risk of people abusing the contest by people posting 750 random words and calling them stories. Now, Boxlicker claims that I'm the king of the 800 word story, yet, he's never shown me all the supposed 800 word stories that I never wrote.
The Queen of the 800 word story is PrincessErin and the King of the 800 word story is MungoPark shared with BakeBoss. I don't write 800 word stories. Do the math, having written more than 6 million words with more than 900 stories, 800 word stories would add up to a mere 720,000 words. Duh!
2. I'd like to see the scorecards updated no later than 1 week after their story posted, otherwise, just as we do with immunities, you lose the right to post that story.
Sandbagging is another unfair way to win the contest. Just once, I'd like to have a fair contest, where everyone regularly updates their scorecard, so that someone doesn't emerge from the dark and dump 100, eight hundred word stories in the last week of December.
3. I'd like to have Literotica give every participate free Literotica tee shirts, blue for the men and pink for the women, baseball caps, coffee mugs, and keychains.
4. Being that we receive a fraction of a penny for every word we write, that is, if we win the contest, as a way to attract more participants, I'd like to see Literotica raise the first place prize from $500 to $1,000 with second place $500, third $250, and so on.
Like them or not, those are my suggestions.
Merry Christmas to everyone.
Yet, think about it. Because we writers must write, because writing is our passion, we writers write for free.
How else will Literotica fill unpopular categories, such as Letters & Transcripts, Chain Stories, How To, Reviews and Essays, Non-Erotic, and Text with Audio, than having a Survivor's Contest for 2012?
The suggestions that I have are the same suggestions that I've had since 2008 and that have gone ignored.
1. I'd like to see the minimum word count of 1,500 words. Otherwise, we run the risk of people abusing the contest by people posting 750 random words and calling them stories. Now, Boxlicker claims that I'm the king of the 800 word story, yet, he's never shown me all the supposed 800 word stories that I never wrote.
The Queen of the 800 word story is PrincessErin and the King of the 800 word story is MungoPark shared with BakeBoss. I don't write 800 word stories. Do the math, having written more than 6 million words with more than 900 stories, 800 word stories would add up to a mere 720,000 words. Duh!
2. I'd like to see the scorecards updated no later than 1 week after their story posted, otherwise, just as we do with immunities, you lose the right to post that story.
Sandbagging is another unfair way to win the contest. Just once, I'd like to have a fair contest, where everyone regularly updates their scorecard, so that someone doesn't emerge from the dark and dump 100, eight hundred word stories in the last week of December.
3. I'd like to have Literotica give every participate free Literotica tee shirts, blue for the men and pink for the women, baseball caps, coffee mugs, and keychains.
4. Being that we receive a fraction of a penny for every word we write, that is, if we win the contest, as a way to attract more participants, I'd like to see Literotica raise the first place prize from $500 to $1,000 with second place $500, third $250, and so on.
Like them or not, those are my suggestions.
Merry Christmas to everyone.