It's all true

It’s mostly used by old school RPers and some people who made the move after LJ went kaput (in a very similar way to what’s happening now with Tumblr, might I add).

It has a community feature, in that you join communities of fandoms whose content you want to see and can leave it at any time if you don’t like what’s being shared. Your posts are only visible to your friends (if you lock your blog) and don’t automatically go into some giant tag aggregation search feature.

As mentioned above, you can lock your blog so only your friends can see it. A tremendously helpful feature, especially if you don’t want some random fucker strolling on your blog / yelling at you for putting something in the tags because they personally don’t like it.

Moderate who can join communities to avoid getting trolls/bullies, and underage users from accessing content.

Create a list in your profile of your interests, do a search for like-minded folk and communities.

Have multiple icons/avatars.

Your “dashboard” is only made up of people whose blogs and communities whose posts you want to see.

Admins send monthly updates and news info about the site and what’s going on.

~Chapter 97 WeiYin help drunk LanZhan bathe scene 读完小说97章，我画着画着，脸红心跳😳 I am blushing and heartbeat 😳 during the process of this art and reading the novel TvT , the novel of this part really shyyyyy Instagram always cut my video😐 🎋High-res full video on my youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-JPov8Enfg

“Yes good”

“AND EAT THE BAD ONES”

“Wait no”

“EAT THEM”

You better watch out

You better watch out

It’s the first draft. Use the word “suddenly.” Put as many dialogue tags and adverbs as you want. Say “he saw” “she remembered” “she felt” “they wondered” as many times as you need to. Put the em dash there, put in too many commas, use semi-colons with reckless abandon. Type in [whatever] instead of thinking up a title for something. Just write it. If you worry too much about the particulars, about all the advice posts you’ve seen saying whatever you’re doing is wrong or not good enough, you won’t get anything done. It will slow you down as you go back and try to reword what you just wrote to make it better, proper. The first draft doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to be done. And when you get to the end, you’ll find that all those “mistakes” are just clues for your future self to put together to make it all better.