Wdxzyqv,
Hello. I expect that users applying to this thread really wish for a review. I expend massive amounts of energy and effort towards writing my reviews (maybe not /that/ massive ...), and I expect at least a nominal effort from applicants. This effort includes applying correctly, reading this thread, and judging their own stories before I do so.
A teacher I once had was fond of saying the following: "If it's crap, I'll make you listen to it before I make them listen to it. It'll make you think twice about not trying." In my opinion, this perfectly summarises my views on the matter.
If you have further questions, please do post them. I would be more than happy to answer them.
Diescammers8,
It is my goal to ensure that only those authors truly seeking excellence request my help. This is partially the reason as to why my applying process is so strenuous.
Regarding your question, it is a very unique question. Upon first thought, I immediately thought to accept such applications. Thinking more on the matter, however, I am beginning to realise that you should expect excellence from all of your pieces; realising the mistakes of your past is the only method of preventing the same in your future. This causes a small dilemma in my answer.
To be honest, my own omnibus has multiple pieces that I refuse to edit. As you said, they are there for nostalgia's sake more than my own. For the time being, I will allow anthologies to be broken into pieces. I will, however, impose a great more effort-requisiting demand, to ensure that this is not abused.
--- I will not under any circumstances review only a select portion of a thread, lest it be a single story of a multi-story anthology. Should a user wish to receive a review on a select few pieces, he or she should create an entirely new anthology compromised solely of the pieces that he or she wishes reviewed. ---
22-Apr-2009 01:31:28
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