PROMPT POST 004

[kinkmodhat]

New post! Quick thanks to everyone who shared their thoughts with me in this post (if you haven't, it isn't too late - I'm constantly checking this post!), there are some things I'll be implementing soon-ish that were glossed over there that got positive feedback. Exciting! Anyhow, let's go!

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[kazokuhouou]

Any driver/PSY.

Come on, you know you want to...

[kazokuhouou]

Edit: Also, it wouldn't let me anonymously comment, just so you know, hence the de-anoning.

[kinkmodhat]

Should work now? At least, 'tis giving me the option to do so?

[kazokuhouou]

Not for me. I think you might have to unlock the entry to get it to allow anonymous comments.

[kinkmodhat]

Quick user poll! Please fill this out and post in response to this thread (anon is on, don't worry, you can be as honest as you like!) - it's just to have a gander at how everyone uses mkink - if you have a spare few minutes at all.

Are you a...: (pick more than one if you're guilty of more than one

[kinkmodhat]

Are you a...: (pick more than one if you're guilty of more than one!)
a) Writer
b) Lurker/Reader
c) Serial Prompter
(all of the above 8D)

If you're a writer, what sort of prompts do you mostly respond to?
b) "I want [specific situation], and I don't care who."

If you're a writer, what encourages you to write more?
a) Nothing in particular - I just write when inspiration strikes.

If you're a lurker / reader, what sort of fills do you read?
c) Everything. Ever.*
*-except when i fall off the planet. because that happens sometimes.

If you're a lurker, reader or serial prompter, are you interested in writing?
n/a; i write regularly for this place

If yes to the above, what would encourage you to write, or why don't you write?I think a lot of first time writers are nervous as to how they'll be received, so sometimes it's a bit scary, even while being anoned. I'm curious to see if this is the general consensus. Sometimes, I see a lot of people saying that English isn't their first language, so they're not comfortable writing in it. For

[jenner_ginnis]

Sometimes, I see a lot of people saying that English isn't their first language, so they're not comfortable writing in it. For these people, I wonder if there's anything we can do to instill confidence in you?

I'd happily go over any non-first language bods drafts for them if they'd like, so they'd know there wasn't any obvious FUBABs? I mean trust me, it's still going to be better than what I'd write in my own language! [chortle]

My instinctive reaction is that frankly us native-English speakers should stop being wankers and learn to translate, but yeah, that's just not realistic. I can do some French, but my beloved who knows 4 languages has pointed out how infrequently "as his cock hit the sweet spot on his prostrate" comes up in vocab tests. (Since one of those 4 is sign language they've now dissolved in a fit of giggles trying to work out some "sentences"...) [rolls eyes benevolently]

[kinkmodhat]

As a native English speaker and a lazy bitch do what I do for Fic in a Foreign Language, use Google Translate

[anonymous]

It's still fubared.

[anonymous]

Has anyone wanted a F1/Transformer crossover? With Seb V naming his car Katie, Randy Mandy etc, one would think so.

[anonymous]

I like it and who's the megan fox? XD

[anonymous]

Jenson Button

[anonymous]

Nico R, surely?! XD

[anonymous]

[kinkmodhat]

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