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KeithXZParticipant
This is coming along really really well StMercy! I've just read parts 3 through 7, after being away for a while.
I really like the complexity of the plot and the pace at which you are developing it and developing the characters.
Your story is really letting me get into it.
Thank you very much, and I hope to read more of it soon!
KeithXZParticipantGood. I am looking forward to reading the next chapter.
KeithXZParticipantThe problem with posting stories using blog software is that the paragraphs end up totally out of sequence.
Initially, the user goes to the bottom, scrolls up to the start of the first post, and reads down.
Then he scrolls back up, to the start of the second post (so roughly twice as far), and reads down again.
Then he scrolls back up again, searching for the start of the
fourththird post, and reads down again.If a story stretches across many posts, or if there are multiple multi-post stories in a blog, it is a nightmare to try and read. it is zig-zag all over the place.
Maybe there is another format of blog software somewhere that addresses this problem, but I haven't seen it.
KeithXZParticipantA really good start Reaper. I really like the additional detail.
I'm looking forward to reading more.
KeithXZParticipantThis is a really good direction to take with the plot. I think it opens up lots of possibilities and it doesn't hem you in.
KeithXZParticipantGreat story Josh. I look forward to reading more.
KeithXZParticipantI read "A Primitive Hope" last night Mimi, and I think it is wonderful!
I love the details and emotions, and the way the story slowly builds.
Welcome to the board.
– Keith
KeithXZParticipantThis is really superb, Mimi. I really love the details which bring the story to life, the descriptions, the emotions, the side-plots.
*** Details make it real ***
I can't wait to read more!!!
KeithXZParticipantAn excellent story.
Could the Chinese characters from be from the way your web browser's character encoding is set?
In Firefox and MSIE, the encoding is set under View and then Encoding. Usually autoselect works well, but perhaps with french accented characters another setting is needed?
KeithXZParticipantVery good story Lingster! I look forward to reading more.
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