YoursSINSerely
Still East of the River
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Send me a pic of the trophy, and you next to it, naked.
Pfft! That's never gonna happen.
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Send me a pic of the trophy, and you next to it, naked.
Yeah, that one. The one I didn't bother with--and certainly didn't enter. Because, it's not a real contest. The "contest" being discussed here is Scouries's fake contest. Are you suggesting that I believe in that one?
The contest you are plugging yourself for (while knocking me for self-advertising in your typical two-faced way) is one where you are in a phase I was in a couple of years ago. I got nominated in multiple categories a couple of years in a row, and obtained the same result that you're likely to have (and, in fact, have already whined about). As you note in your whine on another thread, I could see that the voting is organized enough along kaffee-klatsch lines to have little or nothing to do, really, with the story. So, the second year when I was nominated, I declined.
(And, actually, if you bother to look into this year's discussions, you'll see that I was nominated this year too--as one of Freddie's jokes--and promptly declined.)
I don't claim to write stories the general reading tastes here celebrate in droves, although I do sit on top of the weekly and thirty-day "popular author" list on the GM page consistently and the "today" list frequently. Also I have dedicated trolls--folks like you--who religiously vote on my stories. We'll call that the "Freddie" syndrome--which I've consistently agreed with him was happening to his stories.
I've never considered that I write for the general tastes enough, or am prepared to campaign enough, or cheat enouth to win contests. With your one-note samba, it's not likely you'll have much better success. The difference is that I recognized that years ago and you're too new here and too taken with yourself to figure that out for yourself yet. But then even when I was hopeful, I didn't campaign on the forum for myself--and I certainly didn't slam other posters for advertising their writings like you have done in multiple ugly posts about me.
Of course I advertise here. I'm extensively published and naturally am promoting that. You would too if you had much of anything to advertise. And it pays off well enough to continue despite your jealous harrassment. Of course, mine seems more evident than your self-advertising because I have so much more to advertise than you do.
You seem just about ripe to explode, guy. About time for another one of your Freddiesk ugly personal attack diatribes, isn't it?
Jeez that's a lot of words must have hit a nerve.
Here’s another 6 entries we’ve received. And look at who from…
In Praise of the Bum - The story continues as the relationship develops.
Submitted by WilliamShakespear (Exhibitionist & Voyeur) 08/26/11
The Rancher's Searing Touch - The small glimpse of honesty.
Submitted by JazzMatthews (Romance) 08/26/11
Whoring Her Mother - To get out of debt, Lucia works in daughter Sandy's Bordello.
Submitted by BrettJ (Novels and Novellas) 08/26/11
All in the Family - A cheating wives tale.
Submitted by StangStar06 (Loving Wives) 08/25/11
Arab Lesbian Seductress - Arab woman seduces butch French-Canadian lesbian.
Submitted by Samuelx (Lesbian Sex) 08/25/11
Hotel Californication - Bryan and Carol look for and find the perfect resort.
Submitted by Many Feathers (Group Sex) 08/24/11
# 1 MOST FAVORITE!
Two MANU Award winners!!
William Shakespeare for crying out loud!!!
And they’re joining these guys among others:
DG Hear
Jaymal
Boxlicker101
sr71plt
BarondeSade
alwayswantedto
[size=+2]ASSOCIATION of INDEPENDENT READERS (A.I.R.)[/size]
Continuing to do it right!!!
Summer luving – year two on A.I.R.
[size=+2]Gabrielle L.[/size]
President, A.I.R.
Secretery of the MOST COMMENTED on
and the MOST VOTED on story clubs
and 2011 Survivor Contest Director
Miami Beach, Florida
What a sweet picture. I hope that is me someday. Me and Freddie!
That is soooooo sick! freddie is dead!!!!
[size=+2]Gabrielle L.[/size]
President, A.I.R.
Secretery of the MOST COMMENTED on
and the MOST VOTED on story clubs
and 2011 Survivor Contest Director
Miami Beach, Florida
freddie!!!!!!!!!!!!! get off her! now!!!!
[size=+2]Gabrielle L.[/size]
President, A.I.R.
Secretery of the MOST COMMENTED on
and the MOST VOTED on story clubs
and 2011 Survivor Contest Director
Miami Beach, Florida
freddie and miss sin????
15 on that list are completely inactive in at least 2011
51 - 15 = 36
14 have limited activity in 2010/11 of around 5 submissions
36 - 14 = 22
Quite a few on the active rolls are posting primarily/only continuing chapter stories that couldn't be entered anyway.
Out of those who remain, I can think of several who have entered themed contests.
Of what few remain after that, you're assigning your wild and unsubstantiated views about the contests being "fixed" to them, with -- big surprise -- no proof or even the remotest indication of such.
Add it all up and your complaint is disingenuous, pointless, and irrelevant
And of course, self-serving, first and foremost.
I'm up in the air about an active favorite authors list *shrug*
I don't see any reason why it would be a bad thing, so long as it was a tab and not the primary listing.
The favorite author list balances as time goes on. It's been steadily doing that, or the numbers would be much worse for scouries little rant. As old favorites stop producing, their numbers fall. Active authors move up the list and replace them.
Then, there's scouries with his hundreds of alts keeping him on the list despite rarely producing anything.
What would be considered active? On the other site where I post, stories that have been inactive for a year are flagged. Seems like a decent bar to put on activity to me.
A counter on our author pages shouldn't be that much of an issue. The data is already tracked in real time for the "recent activity" page, so ticking the counter should just be another line of code, or could even be a task that updates only once per day to reduce the overhead.
A counter on our author pages shouldn't be that much of an issue. The data is already tracked in real time for the "recent activity" page, so ticking the counter should just be another line of code, or could even be a task that updates only once per day to reduce the overhead.
I PMed Manu a couple of weeks ago for this very thing. I haven't heard back.