Hi. I couldn't find details about this anywhere so I thought I'd ask. Forgive me if I've overlooked it. What happens when people *like* a review that you've posted? Does that lead to extra points or something?
@Purnima, nope! It's just a way to make you feel good, knowing someone liked your review! It's there to promote more reviews from the reviewer, since receiving likes has a good positive effect, doesn't it?
“I can't go back to yesterday because I was a different person then." - Lewis Carroll
Um, I just started YWS and posted a story of mine so I've been going back and forth to the page hoping to see a review or comment or like or anything. I've done this about 4 times so far and my views are counted at 4 views. My question is: does every time I reload the page add to the view count, or have 4 other (3 other if I count for 1 view) people viewed my writing?
Thanks in advance!
"I remember I posted Klingon and it made the mods super hard" -Willard
Prok once said something about Nate and apple pie. I forget the context.
As far as I'm aware, your views are indeed counted in the total views on your work. If you look on the Statistics page for your work (the icon is a bar graph above the "like" button at the top), it should give you a data set for unique visitors to your work, excluding yourself and anonymous users, so if you don't have a data set, then all the views are yours so far.
So how exactly do you attach images/videos/gifs to a post? I'm specifically curious about attaching to club posts. Does it work on any kind of post though (wall, forum, review, etc.)? I'm also kind of nervous- I don't quite know if I'm posting this question in the right place or not Thanks in advance.
"Just because I am alone, does not mean I am lonely. I am not you." - Tsugumi Ohba
"Being alone is better than being with the wrong person." - L (from Death Note)
