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[Lime]

Lol! True.

And ohh, cool. I'm in Canada. I just found the little Euro thing one day in my mom's jewelry box, haha. So I put it in my wallet. >w< I thought it was cool looking.

Although I don't want to get too off-topic here, haha!

[Bassy]

This is where it goes, right?
I have been thinking about this for quite a while now. Well, I don't know if people like this idea... in the story forum that it is just for only RP. What if there was a sub section for short stories, poems, etc.? I mean, there may be some creative writers here! Just like a little journal or something..

[Diana]

There's the Reading Nook: viewforum.php?f=55 in the Hobbies section, which I figured could host "book club" type forums (talk about what you've read) or essentially "poetry corner" or "storytellers" where you can post things you've written until we grow bigger for it to have its own forum.

There's a forum suggestion thread here: viewtopic.php?f=21&t=64
so I'm going to merge the topics.

[MonkeyGirl18]

Quite honestly, Reading Nook doesn't seem like a place to share our writing. Normally sites have a writing forum so we can share our writing, get and give writing advice and such, while they have a separate reading/book forum. I just feel that things would get kind of messy. I mean, it wouldn't be like that now, but once this site grows bigger, it would get a mess, a mixture of book discussions and writing advice and such.

Just my two cents.

[murmurlade]

A little suggestion:
Not really a new forum idea, but about unread threads
Rather than having to click the specific pages on unread threads to see the most recent messages, how about if the title just immediately leads you to the most recent post?

[Kitalpha Hart]

A little suggestion:
Not really a new forum idea, but about unread threads
Rather than having to click the specific pages on unread threads to see the most recent messages, how about if the title just immediately leads you to the most recent post?

You mean the lil paper icon? Or while in the thread itself?