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talking to other writters
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Oui, oui! A most excellent tip, no?

No wonder why YWS is such a great site! So much interaction between writers will always add up to something good!

I swear, this place is a dream come true for me, coming from a family where no one really understands this "writing" thing I do. I just confuse them. :P

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I definitely agree. This site and its members' wonderful support and critiques have done wonders for my writing. Probably more than anything else!
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This is the reason for YWS, no?

Yes, it is a great tip. I can't tell you how much I've improved since joining. :D

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Same here...

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Capitalization and spelling are nice, too. :wink:

I'd agree, but at the same time, do you know what I do when I should be writing? I go to YWS or the Gaia Online writing subforum or ESCAPE-ISM (another writing site) instead of actually, you know, writing. *meep*
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Ditto! I love talking to other writers; I get to laugh at them when they're suffering through things I've already gone through, I get to admire those who are better than me and hope to be so good one day, and I get to meet people who don't think I'm crazy when my characters talk to me in my head. :P Other writers equals love.

Although I must agree with Meep. :oops:

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