God damn it. Just wrote out a very large message, didn't copy/paste it, then OneClick signed me out and lost the message! Grr...

Basic jist: we need a way to keep track of updates on Create Your Own Story, since they don't provide this service themselves. Writing.com updates the item if it's on your Favourites, and it's something which is badly missing from CYOS.

But! This is not the place to do it. Any discussion would be drowned out under a wave of 'Updated such and such messages.'

So, suggestions:

Bram Lueche has a dead forum over at Writing.com:

http://www.writing.com/main/forums/i...m-lovers-forum

We could speak with him and ask for permission to create a "CYOS Update" thread. Whenever we add a new chapter to any story, we post a link to that thread. Kind of messy, though, since we would need accounts for both sites.

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Alternate suggestion: I struggle to create new items on CYOS, but is there any way we can create a discussion or an update "Story" that we can alter whenever we add new chapters to things?

Right, DEFINITELY going to copy and paste this one.

If anyone's interested, I cleaned up "Naked Part-Time" to get rid of some of Mr. Woodson's more ridiculous chapters (I think I only left one) and cleaned up a little more here and there. More options and branches available.

Looks like I found another interactive story site:

https://chyoa.com/

There isn't a category for ENF (it seems to be lumped in with exhibitionism and voyeur). But from what I've seen it's pretty decently organized with story maps, and most importantly NO ADS.

Took a look, and this might just be our calling card.

Site isn't bulky like writing.com (Story pages actually load in a second!)

Font is nice and easy to read.

Story mapping, I would say, it much better than Writing.com. I tried to upload a screenshot, but the site's being weird about it. Needless to say though, it's easily navigable.

Something interesting I saw in the account option was "approved threads" which might suggest an active part on the owner is needed, but that is both good in bad.

So far I'm searching for ENF/Forced Nudity stories that don't turn into overt sex; I'm not having much luck, but we have to remember we're a rather niche fetish in of itself. I'll try to compile a list.

I'll keep exploring the site, but I think we might have a winner. As it stands, I think it might even be better than Writing.com.

Just been browsing this site... what the fuck?

https://chyoa.com/story/she-doesn-t-know/cover

That's from my Writing.com story She Doesn't Know. This EBTF guy's stolen it without giving me credit.

Here is a list of possible ENF stories:

Waking Up Naked (Just a single chapter, but that only means unlimited potential):
https://chyoa.com/story/waking-up-naked/cover

Camp Prank:
https://chyoa.com/story/camp-prank/cover

Wonder Woman Has Some Competition (Only one thread has some ENF elements so far):
https://chyoa.com/story/wonder-woman...petition/cover

ENF and SPH (Only the ENF applies here, and there's some potential):
https://chyoa.com/story/enf-and-sph/cover

Hope this helps. I'll keep looking, but it might be within our interests to just start posting new stories.

I looked at that user's other posts, and I'm fairly certain all were lifted from writing.com. Only consolation is that it's only two stories. IYou can leave a comment on each chapter I suppose

https://chyoa.com/story/jenny-s-nude-life/cover

EBTF Appears to have stolen "Jenny's Nude Life" as well.

Choya isn't new. It's owned by literotica. I have had an account since around 2002 or so but the old site software was really messy, there was no moderation, and 99% of the stories got abandoned by their author. Glad to see they remade the site and it is gaining new life. The new version feel way better. :)

Actually, EBTF didn't steal Jenny's Nude Life. He was the original author over at Writing.com.

I suppose I'm not that bothered really. The Writing.com version of 'She doesn't know' has been stagnating for over a year now, and EBTF's version is faring no better. I was just a little taken aback when I first saw it.

Signed up for the site anyway.