Young Writers Society

Kyllorac has been kind enough to create a sitemap for YWS:
sitemap.php

Love it, cherish it, and be sure to thank Kyllorac for it! It's accessible under the YWS start button.

*gawks*

And I didn't like this idea at first...

Wow! Thanks Ky!


(Oh, by the way, I just noticed that when I clicked on 'My Feed' and 'My Profile' on the sitemap, it led me to the index/home page of YWS - is that supposed to happen...?)

Very sexy!

So awesome, Ky!

My name. It is so visible and there at the top of the page. *flails*

But Nate! You forgot to add in the links for My Profile and My Feed at the top of the list. :o As Navita already pointed out. XD

Kamas! You wound me with your doubting and contrariness. I should have known better to expect more from a spork-lover. :P

Yay! It's finished! Totally awesome Ky.

Not quite finished. XD I'm still working on the descriptions half.

Kyllorac wrote:Not quite finished. XD I'm still working on the descriptions half.

I wondered where those went. xD Need help?

Rosey Unicorn wrote:I wondered where those went. xD Need help?

You need to ask? XD

Mmmmmm, I love this new site map so much, I wanna take it behind a middle school and get it pregnant.

*bows to Teh Kyll*

For the descriptions, I think it would be easy to copy and paste the forum description.

If you don't mind my asking...what's the idea behind the map anyways? I do not gate eet!

Mr.Knightley wrote:If you don't mind my asking...what's the idea behind the map anyways? I do not gate eet!

Sitemaps serve two purposes:
1) To make it easier to navigate on a site
2) Help Google

On the first, it can simply make it easier to find stuff. Don't know where the novel forums are? Go to the sitemap. If it doesn't sound helpful to you, just keep in mind that you're not everyone! One of the problems with web design is designing a navigational structure for everyone; a sitemap helps alleviate that by providing choice.

On the second, Google loves sitemaps. By having links to all the important pages on one page, it makes it easier for Google to index the site. And the easier you make things for Google, the bigger the reward. Since 40% of YWS' traffic comes from Google, it literally pays to keep Google happy.