Who or what are we?

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I know it's a rather stupid name for a topic, I wasn't very imaginative.. Actually I'm not even sure if I should be posting this here, but since it says "general discussion"..

Anyway. As I know we're a friendly community always happy to see new members, I'd very much like to help us grow - by posting link to this site on wherever I can. I was wondering, therefore, if there was a sentence, phrase or a few that would be the best to use to describe what YWS is - and that would make the person who sees the description really want to check the link ^_^

I guess I could think of something myself, but I thought it may be nice to get other people's suggestions - as we are a society after all :smt001


Aria

(apologies if the topic exists.. oh, and in case there is such a phrase somewhere already, please post it anyway, as I failed when I tried to find it :s )
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So, I clicked to figure out what this is about, and I agree!
We're a big writerly community, and that's how I would describe it. :)
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We're an awesome bunch of people and an awesome bunch of writers!! :D

And yes oh my if you would help to advertise...*Gasp!

A description hm...."Young Writer's Society, the friendly yet mature site for you to grow in your journey as a writer"

How does that sound? :D
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