Writing Tips 101 - The Do's and Don't That Everyone Should Follow

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Writing Tips, rants, overused prompts/storylines, etc.

 

This is where I tell you AFF authors things not to do, because if not, your story will end up being cliched, over the top, and excrutiatingly painful to read [if it isn't already].

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If I use any examples from your fanfic (I will not give names out) and if you don't like me using it as an example, feel free to ask me to take it down. I'll be nice. But if you start ing, I will kick your sorry and just laugh at you.

 

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sandeoki #1
Chapter 5: dude, this post is cool. i'm freaking agree with it.
vitaamor #2
Chapter 5: i think this might help
DKimLittleGoddess #3
Korea?! O.O
I'm so jealous~ -.-;

I missed your updates. :3
ampharoses #4
this has regained my faith in humanity. thank you.
inthesujuworld234 #5
Thank you! Good God, this irks my nerves a lot when I see yah all the time.
DKimLittleGoddess #6
I'd like to read your opinion on posters with a story like this or that with pictures that doesn't really fit the fic. :)
windstormx #7
I don't mind romanization. But if the author has to look it up in order to put it in the story then there's no point in using it, because chances are other people won't know what it means either and will e too lazy to try and find out what it means
that--crayon #8
I don't mind a korean romanization every once in a while- the occasional annyeong or waeyo- but not entirely romanized and about the way of recognizing dialogue; it depends merely on whose writing the story for me. Huntress is an offender of <putting things inside to describe actions> However, It adds to the comedy concept of her stories so for me it's OK. There are a few others as well but, half of them I cannot stand. Please update soon, I like to hear your view points.
jongxshin #9
I'm fine with Korean Romanizations in fics. It's okay to use oppa/unnie or the suffixes -yah/-ah but, there's no need to write fully in Romani. I mean, hello? We're not Korean, and I can't even write "Hello, I'm ___" in Korea (Yes, my Korean is pretty bad - but then, I'm not Korean, so yeah -.-)
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