YWS Wiki

A little more than a year ago, an entry was added for the Young Writers Society in wikipedia. However, the entry was quickly deleted as the site did not, at that time, meet the notability guidelines.

However, since then YWS has won two awards from Writers Digest, which allows it to meet the notability guidelines. With this in mind, I restarted the wiki entry.

Check it out and feel free to edit it at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Writers_Society

WOO-HOO!

We're in the Wiki!

Looks good. A lot more professional than the last one, in any case.

OHMYGOSH!

We're famous-sort-of-I-think! :squeeee!:

That's amazing! And we're starting our own journal thing? We're going to be pop-u-lar!

writingluver5 wrote:That's amazing! And we're starting our own journal thing? We're going to be pop-u-lar!

It's all about pop-U-lar! =D Haha, j/k.

Woo hoo! I feel so... famous!

Baroness Ink wrote:It's all about pop-U-lar! =D Haha, j/k.

Haha, awesome Wicked referance. <3

Cool!

Oooh, fun. Maybe farther down the road, the page will include a Notable Alumni part. When a bunch of us get published and quasifamous, I mean.

Awesome. Now, when people ask, I can just tell them to look it up on wikipedia.

That is so neato-rific.

Vulgar language, as well as netspeak, is not allowed outside of literary works.

Ummm....since when is netspeak allowed in literary works? xD I suppose it is but it doesn't always make good literature. I thought that was funny XD Reminds me of the arguments based around those TTYL books.

I now intend to write a story entirely in netspeak. It'll be interesting to see which critiquer attempts to kill me first. ^_^

Ahaa, YWS in the Wiki. True knowledge right there

Sureal wrote:I now intend to write a story entirely in netspeak. It'll be interesting to see which critiquer attempts to kill me first. ^_^

Hahaha, I wanted to do that too, but I like life!