4chan thinks my post is spam because I wrote so many replies.

>>42693040
Indeed, that is sad. Optimistically, you could argue someone got his account somehow, but I doubt there's yet a market for aged Fimfiction accounts.

>>42693137
>sure as hey

>find no joy in the act of creation.
I feel like creating something kind of proves someone has a soul, you know? That is, someone who lacks this drive to create may as well be soulless.

>>42693243
I managed to get pretty high with my last story, top of the non-mature box and second spot in the full box. It was really just a matter of having regular readers who give a thumbs up and comment. Once you get into the box a few times, you earn the right to call it worthless without crying over sour grapes.

>>42693503
It pisses me off that normal punctuation is considered to be a sign of machine-generated garbage by some just because it's hard to type on most keyboards. I hate this trend of considering mistakes to be a sign of humanity as well. The fact that most people are effectively illiterate and can't even spell common words shouldn't drag those of us who can write down with them.

I started using em dashes in my writing recently, because I decided it was time to stop leaving alone or rephrasing the occasional sentence with too many commas. It's good to start using new tools, or at least playing with them, and education about punctuation in the US is even worse than that for vocabulary.

>>40845150
>We will go back to grunting like cavemen.
This, but unironically. Brain functions are a "use it or lose it" kind of deal. No one remembers phone numbers since cellphones were invested. That function got outsourced from the human brain. Now we're starting to outsource our thinking and speaking capabilities.