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Short Stories

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Hey storytellers! ๐Ÿ“– Welcome to our cozy corner for short stories โ€“ whether you're spinning your own yarns or diving into favorites. Grab a virtual seat, share your quick tales, and soak up the creativity. From original gems to cherished classics, let's have a blast with bite-sized narratives. It's all about the love of short stories and the joy of sharing. Join the fun!

Join us in crafting worlds, evoking emotions, and embracing the power of concise narratives. Explore and post short stories whether original or not. (Try and avoid Piracy) Let your imagination unfold in this haven for short story enthusiasts!

Meta conversation is also welcome.

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  1. Follow instance rules.
  2. Tag AI created posts.
  3. Tag your smut NSFW.
  4. Tag genre for your posts.

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(Meta) Proposition to exclude twitter links and screenshots. (self.shortstories)
submitted 19 hours ago by Lacanoodle to c/shortstories
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Given the limited number of links shared in this community, I propose a rule to discourage the inclusion of Twitter links and the use of Twitter screenshots.

While I understand the desire to integrate platforms like Reddit and Twitter, I believe it's important to maintain a focused and independent discourse within this community.

I have long desired to minimize the integration of external platforms like Reddit and Twitter within this community. However, I've noticed an increasing trend of their exclusion, prompting me to formally propose this guideline here too.

I would appreciate everyone's input on this proposed rule. I wouldn't add a rule unless the community is largely interested in it.

PS. Sorry for not being active enough here recently. I'll get back to it soon.

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[โ€“] Libb@jlai.lu 1 points 5 hours ago

Well, if there is no issue urging you to change something, my own personal rule is to never bother with 'Just in case' or 'What if'. But that's just me ;)