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how do you change the message that appears underneith your username and above your avatar? I can't figure it out x_x




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Just go to My YWS>Personal Info and then you can change your signature there.
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I think she means custom title, but you can't get hose until you are a novelist I think.
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I think you mean the custom title, yes? Mine says, I think, "Stores writing utensils in a flowerpot."

Aedomir is right. You don't get one of those until you become a "Novelist" which means you have...some number of posts...I forget. There's a list somewhere. :D
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Whoops. I thought she meant the signature. Lmao. I'm a retard.
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yeh custom title is what I meant, aite thanks for the info =)
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You need 250 posts before you can change your custom title.
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