MelissaBaby
Wordy Bitch
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Ayup.
This is why I want threaded comments. I want flame wars in my comment feed.Those who know, know...
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This is why I want threaded comments. I want flame wars in my comment feed.
Seriously.
This particular commenter does, indeed, return looking for replies. So Melissa might get a flame war, whether she instigates it or not.
Well it starts here: https://literotica.com/s/love-is-a-place-ch-01-the-puzzle, though the comment is actually on Part 3 (of 3).What's the story?
Same. Here's one of their comments on one of my stories: "You included different images that packed big punches in very short segments for the greatest effect I can imagine." I was flattered.I've had thoughtful and constructive feedback from Commentarista on several of my stories, so I'm inclined to have a more favourable view of them.
He is certainly capable of thoughtful, insightful criticism. He also nitpicks over minor details to an almost obsessive degree, likes to call out anachronisms or other errors, but is frequently wrong about them, corrects grammar in dialogue and apparently has an issue with stories about lesbians. All in a lecturing tone as if he is explaining the author's own story to them.I think commentarista must watch this forum, because I just got a long English 101 dissertation on my April fool's entry.
I will say, it looks like constructive criticism, right or wrong.
Yeah, this included long details going on about how the story could have been improved, all based on a fundamental misunderstanding of the premise and how it played into the twist at the end. That could be my fault, maybe I didn't communicate it well. But I think I did. A story like the kind done for April Fool's needs to sometimes have subtle implications without giving away too much. It can be a tricky balance.He also nitpicks over minor details to an almost obsessive degree, likes to call out anachronisms or other errors, but is frequently wrong about them,
Read his bio.Says he did some writing back starting in 1987.I saw a post from them in a thread somewhere mentioning that high school was only a few years ago.
Then I mist have misremembered, or confused them with another poster.Read his bio.Says he did some writing back starting in 1987.
Deal with it. That was a truly great story, and, to my eye, you nailed the neurodivergent part. I can believe the comment you referred to.I'm not sure I can deal with that level of responsibility.
That can apply to so many stages of life, though. I would think that stage ends once you get your first job and encounter how the real world works, but it can begin again once you've settled in life. For others, it never even ends!I've had thoughtful and constructive feedback from Commentarista on several of my stories, so I'm inclined to have a more favourable view of them.
But I saw a post from them in a thread somewhere mentioning that high school was only a few years ago. That makes me think they're in the stage of their life where they know a little and think they know everything.
I feel completely left out. Never got a comment from commentarista...
I suppose I'll just have to enjoy it vicariously
I'm pretty sure I have not either. We must not write good enough titles or story descriptions!I feel completely left out. Never got a comment from commentarista...
I suppose I'll just have to enjoy it vicariously