That’s mainly because there was some comments above the thread earlier where there was a sort of agreement to only talk about Episode Originals in order to not hurt some people in the community.
I don’t think your comment was really inappropriate. I think the main thing is you’re allowed to voice opinion. Just like you can talk and try communicate to an author, an author isn’t obligated to respond to you. If there was a thread where everyone was talking about the worst story they’ve read, but they never say the name of the story they’re talking, it’s probably because they don’t want to explicitly expose the story or author in case someone who never seen it before the thread tries to do something towards the author.
I still don’t like Project Fashion: All-Stars because of the character Leonard. He was really bad to the MC. I won’t explain much about him as I don’t want to spoil the book. I just wish I could forget about it easily. That’s all I’m going to say about this. I really wanted to point out which book I’m talking about so that there’s no confusion but I also don’t want to cause trouble again.
Just a friendly reminder on this thread to make sure you stick with constructive criticism.
Rude feedback against any story is not okay, and none of us would like that sort of treatment bestowed upon our stories.
Honestly… I would kind of say my own. It’s not necessarily bad, but with what I know now from when I first started on it I wouldn’t have published it. Only because I was just writing it for fun and as a joke. But then I started to realize that the people that write stories here really do put their all into them. I learned that when I finished writing it. Yeah it was all for fun but I worked really hard on that thing. And then I really wanted people to read it so all the time I put into it wouldn’t be in vain. With that being said for anyone that has read my story and thought it sucked, I understand. But at this point I’m too lazy to fix it now…
I’m not going to call anyone by name because I’ve seen a few authors do this. I don’t wanna have the MC talk-at me a bunch of information. Show, don’t tell. I had the MC and her best friend in the story basically explain every tragic event that happened to her in the past 20 years in the span of a minute long conversation. It’s not natural, a lot of people’s conversations ‘allude’ to something, but never explicitly state it because it’s redundant since both of the parties know what it is they’re referring to.
I would’ve liked it if Leonard didn’t get away with ‘murder’. He should’ve faced consequences. As for Traci, everything worked fine for me with her but would’ve been better if we saw her been taken away by the security people before blacking out.
I dont want to say the name of the story (I cant remember it anyway) but it was something about a girl who apparently is her sisters daughter but her dad was still HER dad
