YWS Classics

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On *chokes* on TYWC, as well as another site I go to, they have a section for the site's Classic pieces of work. I don't know what it would take to get it like this, but on http://www.teenopendiary.com , they have it set up where when you read something, you can submit it to being on the classics list. Like I said, I don't know how it would work, but it's just an idea.




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That's actually a great idea!

*Puts hand up in agreement*
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However, you still may want to wait till the site grows a little. TOD is very, very large and if at least twenty five things aren't submitted in a day, then the same things we'll probably end up being chosen again and again. So, you just have to make sure that the site is large enough for it. However, I think YWS is big enough, I mean, especially to be so young.




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I'm doing my part...posting a coupla things every day...*lol*
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That sounds cool! I, for one, am all for it!
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Sounds cool.

Just get someone to volunteer to run it and organize it.




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You know, scouring as I am through these old posts in nostalgia-mode, I still think this is a good idea one year and ten months later.

You still need that volunteer Nate?
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I was just looking at this one too.

If someone wants to do it, definitely. YWS has been almost open for two years now, so there are a lot of "classics" here.



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