IcyFlame wrote:Congratulations RevMo Reviewers!
With our end of the month Review Day, we smashed our 450 target! With 55 YWSers participating in #RevMo this year we reached a whopping 677 reviews in the month of September!
Just because RevMo is over doesn't mean the reviewing fun has to stop though - let's keep encouraging one another and keep the conversation going! <3 Thank you to every person who contributed to making the month such a success!
alliyah wrote:What better way to end Review Month, than with a Review Day - starting September 30th, be sure to sign up for a Review Team!
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SquillsBot wrote:Beep boop! Hot off the presses! Get exclusive RevMo coverage, review tips and more in the newest edition of Squills <3TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. FEATURED MEMBER INTERVIEW: LUMINESCENTANT
2. REVMO STATS UPDATE
3. GREEN ROOM GALLERY
4. FEATURED MEMBER INTERVIEW: MESSENGER
5. REVIEW METHODS: YWS’MORE
6. SHAMELESS PLUGS
7. SUBSCRIBERS
keystrings wrote:Hijinks wrote:So far we have five amazing poems submitted - but I know for a fact that far more than five wonderful poems have been written this year. And we want ALL of them for our collection! (Or, if that's unreasonable, at least a very sizeable amount). If you've written even a single poem this year, please consider submitting itI promise we don't bite.
Hijinks wrote:
New this year, your Poetry Crew presents: The 'Best of YWS' Poetry Collection, 2023 Edition! We're creating a site-wide poetry collection made up of all your favourite YWS poems from this year! Poem submissions are open from now until November 10th. After all the submissions have been received, we're going to put together a dandy PDF that will be ready in time for you to print it out and give to friends at the start of the new year. This is not a competition, meaning as long as your poem meets a couple simple content guidelines, it will be added to the collection. For more details you can head over to the official Submission Thread. The more poems, the merrier - so if you've even written a single poem this year, we'd love for you to submit it for consideration!
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alliyah wrote:Some food for thought -> why, when, and how to use content warnings.
Content warnings cost nothing to add to your work, but can be an act of compassion for your readers.
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