Why not comment on some of my stories just to make sure

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oh, that again? we had a discussion about that about a month or so back. not going to happen here. as OMKN says, it's NOT a dating or a hook up site. it's primarily an erotic story site. we are not about to put our resources into IDing 180,000 plus members when we have 30 plus new stories to verify on a daily basis.
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One Improvement Or Feature I'm Sure Would Be Good Is: Verified Identity!
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The hilarious ideas have started forming in my mind, not that a male is EVER going to win this. Alas, I can't afford not to try.
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Fixed that for you, silly Sprite.
I should totally write a mathematics-themed story. Or maybe ALL my stories should be mathematics-themed. I think I had an idea for one once, actually...
It's an up-and-coming genre, I tells ye!
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On the contrary. Debate is one of the healthiest pursuits of the mind.
What I am saying is that no thought has really gone in via this debate to the creators.
Somebody designed the mark, They were probably quite proud of it. It was then probably approved by some other people....Who lets face it, probably help run this site without getting any wages for doing so. Gav then had to spend some time coding, to allow the badge to be used. We are already talking probably over 12 man-hours worth of work. It just seems a little ungrateful to me that it is now being run down by a select few.
This site is a community but not a democracy. The site is Nicola's.....And long may she continue with it.
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Currently there are 4655 active users on this site!
So far there has been in this thread around five or six people complaining. Would you change your software on the basis of a what a handful of users do not like, or would you look at the 4649 who have found no cause for complaint?
The economics are obvious.
The team here very obviously DO care, or they would not keep making improvements to what is a very well put together site.
Sometimes you have to just realise that some people do not like change. No matter what improvements you make, These people will still find fault.
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I dislike myself doing this, but..
Of course we are and don't you think they/ she knows that? Don't disrespect them thinking they are ignorant. However, lushstories.com is Nicola's business and how she will aproach, analize and increase its growth and development it is her business. This is sex site, it is I believe a tad different to handle than grocery store, it is up to her how she wants her site to visually looks like, her rules. We got spoiled, she was asking us and giving us too much librety in the past about decisions she should make, and now we think we own this place just because we posted few poems. Please.
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It is never in the remit for the testing. They are interested in whether the product works, Not in whether or not it is aesthetically pleasing.
The same thing applies here. We are not being asked to comment on whether or not we like the symbol. The Lush admin and design team designed, coded and have voted to use it. Who are we to question them?
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I do a lot of beta testing for various bits of google software. I would never think that it is my right to question their logos, buttons or reasons behind the software....I do it, because it is an honour to be asked and I appreciate the fact that they are trying to make peoples online experiences a little better.
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(Bwahahaha, evil laughing!)
How about a "Ridiculous" category for those stories that really ARE!
(i.e. the first time story about the young girl who chooses a gang bang with three 12 inch cocks as her first sexual experience, or maybe the stories with "ALL CAP DIALOOOOGGGGG!")
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I suppose it's really about what the "focus" of the story is. I've read stories in the Toys category, to use your example, which were most definitely about the toy(s) and how the characters explore and experiment with them. I have also read stories in other categories that involve toys but it's not a "key" part to the story.
To be honest, the majority of stories fall into several categories and that's why tags are important. Really, we could potentially strip it back to just a handful of categories and put more emphasis on appropriate tagging.
However, I think adding more categories only makes the matter worse. The majority of people are not looking for something so specific as "college stories" or "workplace stories". And if you are looking for Age Play stories, for instance, a quick search should bring them all up and you can choose them from within whatever category most appeals to you.