What's your favorite navigation tab?

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What's your favorite navigation tab?

  • All Literary 13%
  • Blogs 3%
  • Books 5%
  • Clubs 2%
  • Forums 7%
  • People 13%
  • Poetry 13%
  • Shorts 5%
  • Storybooks 23%
  • Green Room 15%

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Where do you let the YWS winds take you?

Tell us in the comments where you let the cobwebs hang, too: what tab do you never click?
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I probably click on the 'People' tab or 'Forums' tab the most. In all honesty, I don't think I ever click 'Books' or 'Poetry' or 'Shorts' and I click on the 'Green Room' more than 'All Literary'.
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I don't hit people or shorts very often, but I spend a lot of time in the storybook forum, as everybody who's been in a storybook with me knows:)
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I stalk the people tab the most. Harhar.

I also visit the forums, shorts, and storybook area often. I don't think I've ever clicked the poetry tab, though. It just might spontaneously explode if I do.
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Storybooks . . .

But I haven't been doing too much YWS these days at all . . . :(
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Storybooks.
I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living.


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I never click the Books tab.

But I love the Storybooks.
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I click on the Green Room and Poetry very often ^.^
I don't think I've ever clicked on Books, maybe once? XD




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Probably a tie between Forums and People for most-clicked. Then Poetry, Green Room, and Clubs tied for second. I basically never click on Books or Shorts.
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Tis a tie between Storybooks, Randomosity (Forums), and People <u> *Loves this site so much ;u;*
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Well, I said Shorts. When in actual fact, I should have said Forums.
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Gotta love the people here! Without the people, there would be no site. XP
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I never click on the books tab.
As for my favorite, it is a tie between Forums and People.
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Pleased to see that Storybooks rein supreme.
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