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Noticing Newbies: September 30, 2015 Issue [#7235]

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Noticing Newbies


 This week: Safer Writing
  Edited by: Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT
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Table of Contents

1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
7. Removal instructions

About This Newsletter

Hello newcomers to the site and seasoned members alike, I am Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT , your guest editor for this issue.


Word from our sponsor

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Letter from the editor

Safer Writing


How can you protect your writing from deadly deletion?


How much care do you take to protect those precious words you wrote or typed up? If you wrote long hand, it will take quite a bit of a disaster to lose your writing since paper is crash-proof. If you typed on a computer, there are way too many things that can go wrong for you to trust your writing to only that one device.

For a writer, there is nothing worse than spending hours or even days on a piece to see it perma-deleted due to a power outtage, computer problem, or some other electronic mishap.

Saving on your computer:

*Clock2* Set your computer up to auto-save every few minutes. Two is good. Hopefully you can recover whatever you typed in two minutes should your machine glitch.

*Printer* If you have a printer, make a copy on paper and put it in a safe place.

*Mail* Email the text to yourself and maybe a trusted friend. Or create email accounts with two different providers. They shouldn't both die on the same day.

*Cd* Burn your writing to CD or an external drive.

*WDC* Save it as an item on WdC.

If you are writing on this site directly, make sure to hit that "Save and Edit" button frequently. That way, even if your computer, tablet, or phone loses connection, it's saved to the site. Careful, only the things typed before you hit that save button are saved. So use it often.

*Dollar* A free membership allows you to keep up to ten items stored on the site. However, if you only put your writing up here and then disappear for a long time, your account can get deleted to free up the space on the server. A paid membership allows you more items depending on the membership level, but it reverts back to 10 that you have access to if the paid membership expires. Be sure to keep a copy of everything you post here in another place. Going back to the same methods as above. (print, email, save to computer, save to disc or drive)




Editor's Picks

 Hopes and Dreams  (E)
Just something I came up with.
#2059018 by KawaiiBoo

 Kicking off my addiction for shopping   (E)
online shopping is fun until becomes an addiction
#2059006 by mahima

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#2058726 by Not Available.

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#2058898 by Not Available.

 Awakening  (13+)
The chosen is awakened.
#2058620 by Maldakir

 The colonel's secret  (E)
The chapter 1 of a book on World War 2 spy story situated in Leyte, Philippines .
#2058610 by emiljust

 Make me the Wild  (E)
A poem I wrote while sitting shotgun on our way back west.
#2058463 by n.e.sharp

 Disparities  (E)
Two teenagers face off in a battle of wills.
#2058381 by Djoser

 Scene 1  (E)
A fantasy story set in a modern-day town. Written in scenes instead of chapters.
#2058326 by Mony

 What Else Could I Say?  (18+)
A girl attends a funeral and explores the awkwardness of the situation.
#2057891 by Jules77

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#2057857 by Not Available.

 
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Ask & Answer

In response to my last newsletter "Find the Right Reviewer, I received the following replies:

Quick-Quill wrote: In reading the responses of those who have found the newsletter section was fun. Oh how I remember the first few years. WDC was still in the growing stages. I finally found the writing 101 and reviewing classes. Then I just kept reviewing. It is a joy to see these comments by some I've reviewed. I know I'm extra careful when reviewing newcomers to the site. I don't want them to get upset when there are things they need to learn. I can say, this community has helped me to become a better writer and I have a novel ready to be published as well as two more to come. I *suiteheart* Writing.com

Great success story right here on Writing.Com!


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