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Congratulations on a job well done!!

I agree with this point!! I also think that there are some redundancies in the tags themselves... but that is another point. Having the tags explained, with the reasons for why they exist, and what they are used for seems very important! It is so easy to mis-tag.

I am not saying that we should replace the mute character tag (with deaf character)... there are only six stories on Scribble Hub who have made use of it, and I am not gonna sift through hundreds of chapters to see if they used the right tag. But from what I researched, becoming physically mute...

So I have been brainstorming the various ways to flag content that will be triggering or NSFW, b/c I feel it is an important service that authors need to give to their readers. But, I don't want the trigger/NSFW warning at the beginning of the chapter to act as a spoiler... I like some of my...

Here is a post I found explaining the difference between deaf and mute.https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-deaf-and-mute If you do take the time to read it, you will find that, in most cases, "deaf" is the more appropriate term. And calling a quiet person who doesn't speak out...

There are tags for 'Disabilities', 'Blind Character', 'Mute Character', 'Quiet Character', 'Aloof Character', 'Sign Language', and 'Language Barrier'. How did we get all of those, and not "Deaf Character"? I am also under the impression that "mute" as a term is considered outdated because people...

I don't think that is necessarily true. While I try to be conscious of my own writing, especially when dealing with sensitive issues, even though I am sure I get it right, I still have that anxiety that someone is gonna leave burning shit on my doorstep for one stupid thing I might write. The...

@Assurbanipal_II I interpreted that quote completely differently... what I thought he meant is the site that he published his work on prioritized sex, and that he felt that his work was more story with sex included. I gather the reason he changed platforms is that he wanted his work to be...

Tbh, I didn't read it. (sorry) het isn't my thing. I skimmed, and the writing seemed pretty coherent, but that is all I was gonna do. Because I disagree vehemently with the upstairs first few comments, who state that explicit sex doesn't have a place in serious literature. @Assurbanipal_II ? I...

that's totally fine XD Don't strain yourself!

:s_eek: Umm. Child pornography. Yeah, no. I'm definitely not going that far. But since the scene is portrayed through the eyes of another young character, who doesn't know what is going on . . . um. I have to describe them looking at things to a certain extent before the character understands...

Erm. Yeah I just hastily posted this thread out of worry. If you know where the other threads are hanging, I'd appreciate being directed to them.

So I've been pretty confident, writing my story, that all the NSFW scenes in my book are consensual and above age . . . until today. When I remembered about a particular flashback scene sitting in my outline. That is INTEGRAL to a certain character's development. Um. Basically (underage)...

About the image size thing, I made the ratio of my cover to conform, but the size is bigger. I noticed that the picture is still low-rez, even though it is within the file-size limit (barely). Will resizing the pixels down to 250/350 help, or is my cover doomed to be slightly blurry?

Unfortunately, I treat it like a bookmark, especially if authors post comments and spoilers and things that I want to return to later. Idk. I wish we had more options as readers, where we could "earmark" pages personally, aside from liking it. Because I want to give the authors here some love...