| User Name: | Asellus |
| Name/Nick: | Elizabeth |
| Last Visited On: | Sep. 03rd, 2006, 15:55:28, PDT |
| Registered On: | August 08, 2006 |
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| Yahoo Handle: | mysticasellus84 |
| AIM Handle: | Goddess Asellus |
| Biography: | What can I really say? I'm a 21 year old student studying to become a professional writer. I respond well to constructive criticism, and seek it wherever I can find it. I love being told what's wrong because that means I can fix it, and I'll be a better writer for it.
And I'm perfectly aware of the attrocity that the above paragraph is. But you can tell me anyways.
I don't want to be flamed, and I don't want any criticism that doesn't suggest how to fix what's wrong. If you want to say something I do is good, then I'm fine with that. If you want to say it's bad, but you won't tell me how to make it good, then what's the point? I can't learn like that.
I'm also not a review whore. I'll update my work whenever I get time to actually finish another part of it. This is not dependant on good reviews, many reviews, or any reviews at all. It's more dependant on me just getting my homework done quick enough.
It's entirely possible that I could update slower if I'm told to update too many times (I don't deal well with stress). Just something to keep in mind. No "writ moar" or "updt sn plz" reviews or e-mails. In fact...please nothing if you can't type better than a rhesus monkey.
Yes, I know this is the biography bit. But if anyone views this, my biography may become a reason they might read one of my works. If they read it and like it enough, they might review it. Therefore, I do believe it's acceptable to put a couple of review requests in here, as opposed to setting any standards in everything I write.
So...
1: Please type good.
2: No flames.
3: If you find something lacking, please help.
4: Don't tell me if you won't help.
5: Don't feel obligated to review. Ever. |
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