Nominate YWS or WritingGooder for 101 Best Sites for Writers

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Hello,

I would like to nominate the Young Writers Society for the best 101 websites for new and experienced writers. It provides a lot of tips, and great reviews (it is firmly dedicated to reviews) on each writer's work. A writer with an open and willing heart to see how their work could be changed will flourish and continue to get better in their writing skills. It is also just a great and safe community where friendships are built and communication is positive. And everything is run by real, everyday people who are dedicated to the site.

Thanks,
me
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To whom it may concern,

The site known colloquially as YWS, or formally as the Young Writers Society, or even more formally as http://www.YoungWritersSociety.com , is quite nice. In fact, so much so that I have taken precious minutes of my life to write this email to you blessed souls at Writers Digest to nominate it for your 101 Best Sites for Writers contest.

In other news, I hope whoever it is that is reading this is having a great day, and if not, I hope that it will drastically improve within the next minute or so. I find that ska music is very helpful in cheering people up, as is strong coffee. If you try a combination of those two methods, along with taking two second mind-breaks every 30 minutes, I guarantee* that your day will improve.

If that doesn't work, I will tell you a joke. Here it goes: So one musician was talking to the other. The first says, "I don't know why I even try to make a living off music. I'm not even a NOTEworthy member of our band." The other replies, "What are you talking about. You're INSTRUMENTal to us!" Cue the knee-slapping.

Well, I'll leave it at that. Have a splendid day or night, and I wish peace and love on you for the eternity of your days here in this beautiful biosphere!

Sincerely,

A friend.

*No guarantees.
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