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  >> Static Item >> Article >> How-To/Advice >> ID #1395182  |   Show DetailsPrinter Friendly Page Tell A Friend
Why a second account?
want to stretch your style, or try something new?
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The following is taken from the FAQ section at the top of our site pages...
These important points apply to all ASAs:
*Bullet* ASAs are intended as an anonymous venue for our writers.
*Bullet* ASAs will be denoted with a "2nd" account portfolio icon.
*Bullet* ASAs may not rate or review.
*Bullet* ASAs may communicate through any other means within Writing.Com.
*Bullet* ASAs may not use costumicons at any time.
*Bullet* ASAs will be registered Authors and will not be promoted.
*Bullet* ASAs must maintain an Upgraded Membership or better.
*Bullet* ASAs may not be used to deceive, bash or attack other members.
*Bullet* ASAs may not be used for any other generally evil purpose.
*Bullet* ASAs are limited to 1 per member.
*Bullet* ASAs may not have secondary accounts of their own.
Please note: The true identities of ASA owners are known only to site staff.


You see, I've seen a number of these little black suitcases around the place with a big 2nd written on them and wondered why they were so proudly displaying their 'runner-up' status *Confused* Now I know that they're really anonymous people, just like you and me, only they don't say that they are you and me because they're anonymous - inspired!

Just think of the possibilities *Delight* In real WDC life you could be known for your serious poems about Death and Kittens, but with an ASA you could write humorous Limericks about Shop Assistants AND...no-one would know!

If you want to try a different genre, style, tone - an ASA could be a really good way of doing it, and receiving honest feedback (just remember; it could be a bit embarrassing if your mom starts commenting on your erotica *Blush*)

Why not consider an ASA for all those little projects that require to big a leap into the unknown - the safety net of anonymity could support you better than you could believe possible *Thumbsup*
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