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Originally Posted by SPLOTCH11
I know my decision to erase 'Nothing to Hide' off of writing.com upset a lot of people, myself largely included. This also made showed how unreliable I am. But, There's a definite gap or hole in ENF style fiction right now. Do people think that another writing.com like writing.com would be a worthwhile project, or is writing.com pretty much abandoned? If people are down mention it here. If someone else wants to start the project so I won't have run of it (or the ability to hastily delete it) comment here, or just start it, whatever!
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I've noticed the same gap and while I do believe your deletion set us in all directions (there's two new writers on Writing.com, maybe we should give them an invite here?). The ENF/CMNF writers we mainly read, are well, here. That's not to say a bad thing, but it shows we're a fairly small group. What is there, five or six of us? I'm not saying there's anything wrong with any of the writers, I enjoy seeing a contribution from anyone who posts here, but there's simply not enough of us. How can we go about inspiring the next generation of perverts who want to see women disrobed in less than ideal situations?
A problem I'm seeing is there's a lack of a medium for us to really go at. Writing.com is alright, I prefer it (they even let you put AdBlock back on!), but they've also stolen our ability to create new Interactives without paying first. I've been having many, many ideas and have been writing them solo, even tried to convert some of my popular stories into Interactives, but no such luck. There's many stories, but they're stale or the site we're trying to put them on simply isn't user friendly. Me, personally, write as a hobby and don't entirely feel like going to jumps and hoops to find where I can contribute and only be confronted with a codex to learn so I might begin to contribute.
Also, I'd wish you wouldn't be so hard on yourself. You did nothing wrong. I myself have had the urge to wipe it all away many times, and while I'll certainly miss Vanessa and her adventures, at the end of the day, it doesn't much matter. You're still here and you're a valuable writer; I think if we kept the story and lost you, it wouldn't be the same. Hell, you were the one updating the story half the time.