Are you doing #15in15?

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Are you doing #15in15?

  • Yes! 18%
  • No 10%
  • Every now and then 12%
  • What's that? 60%

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Is there anyone who hasn't seen the hashtag #15in15 eat your YWS feed? This brilliant (and very visible ;)) idea manufactured by @niteowl is a great and easy way to get some writing done every day, even if it's just for 15 minutes.

I have to admit that I have only done this once so far and even that writing was for university. So for all you fickle writers like me, I've included the "general third option" ;)

For you who chose "What's that?", click here! --> Get your Pens Ready for 2015!
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I heard it explained in chat by ddman18 but completely forgot about it.
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I really need to remember to do that more often. ^.^ I forget every day to do it. >.<
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The new WW thing is a great way to get your 15 minutes in. :D
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I think you, @Deanie and I are like the Three Book Nerd Musketeers of YWS.
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