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Posted 6 months agoEDIT: seems like Signal does not show chat history for new members, so will re-upload the poll as new people join ¬¬.
Hey there!
For a long time, I've been thinking about creating something like a Patreon where I could better chat with you guys about new story ideas, get some feedback on stuff I'm posting, and maybe do some requests/raffles. However, with me usually not being that consistent and with all the headaches that come with Patreon, I always put it in the backburner.
The idea of a TG group or a Discord server crossed my mind, and was sorely tempted, but then remembered that I could always give Signal a try.
I've had my account for a while and while it doesn't have actual channels, I think I can make something similar. Could also use it to share neat stuff I find, or comms I've gotten, for those not following on Bluesky/Mastodon.
Here's the link to the "channel", and with me almost done with my next story, running a "poll" about what to write next. So why not* join and vote? ;)
https://signal.group/#CjQKIBxi9aGim.....ZeEfH0y5OKZx7g
*This is not a request. It's the tiger's orders. So get onto it.
Hey there!
For a long time, I've been thinking about creating something like a Patreon where I could better chat with you guys about new story ideas, get some feedback on stuff I'm posting, and maybe do some requests/raffles. However, with me usually not being that consistent and with all the headaches that come with Patreon, I always put it in the backburner.
The idea of a TG group or a Discord server crossed my mind, and was sorely tempted, but then remembered that I could always give Signal a try.
I've had my account for a while and while it doesn't have actual channels, I think I can make something similar. Could also use it to share neat stuff I find, or comms I've gotten, for those not following on Bluesky/Mastodon.
Here's the link to the "channel", and with me almost done with my next story, running a "poll" about what to write next. So why not* join and vote? ;)
https://signal.group/#CjQKIBxi9aGim.....ZeEfH0y5OKZx7g
*This is not a request. It's the tiger's orders. So get onto it.
Feedback closed + Opening for Requests (Closed)
Posted 2 years agoEDIT: No longer open for requests, but thank you to all who submitted to the form!
First of all, thank you to everyone who took their time to submit their feedback. I won't deny that I was surprised by some of the answers, but it does give me a better idea on what kind of stories you'd like to see.
In other news, I'm opening up for requests. However, before submitting a request, take into account that there are a few caveats:
- There are no guarantees that your submission will ever end up getting picked to become a story.
- This isn't a first-in, first-out. Requests will be picked entirely by what I feel like writing at that specific moment, and it could be several months before yours get done (if ever).
- These are requests, not commissions. If I decide to modify parts of it, I can and will modify it without asking for permission, and I won't be asking for approval either when it comes to posting the finished story.
Given the above, try to treat it more as submitting a story prompt or idea rather than getting a commission, and if you agree to these points, feel free to submit a request using the following form: https://forms.gle/AKZ7cUx9n9cSvZcZ6
First of all, thank you to everyone who took their time to submit their feedback. I won't deny that I was surprised by some of the answers, but it does give me a better idea on what kind of stories you'd like to see.
In other news, I'm opening up for requests. However, before submitting a request, take into account that there are a few caveats:
- There are no guarantees that your submission will ever end up getting picked to become a story.
- This isn't a first-in, first-out. Requests will be picked entirely by what I feel like writing at that specific moment, and it could be several months before yours get done (if ever).
- These are requests, not commissions. If I decide to modify parts of it, I can and will modify it without asking for permission, and I won't be asking for approval either when it comes to posting the finished story.
Given the above, try to treat it more as submitting a story prompt or idea rather than getting a commission, and if you agree to these points, feel free to submit a request using the following form: https://forms.gle/AKZ7cUx9n9cSvZcZ6
Updates + Weasyl Account
Posted 2 years agoLong time no see,
It's been a while since I last posted. Now, that does not mean that I stopped writing, it's just that there were a few IRL commitments I had to deal with along with working on a longer project that hopefully you guys will enjoy (those following me on Mastodon might have an idea of what I'm talking about). So, I wanted to give you up a few heads up of what's been happening:
-First of all, just created a Weasyl account. That does not mean that I will be leaving FA, but it's good to have a back up account just in case. If you want to follow me, my new account is: https://www.weasyl.com/~pawggers
-While looking at my stories, I just realized that I never posted Trojan part 2, so expect to see it soon.
-Last, but not least, I've just created a form to do some "market research". It's mostly to know what you guys have been thinking about my writing so far, so that I better know what type of stories you're expecting. It's a small form and you don't need an account to fill that, so feel free to give me a hand if you have the time: https://forms.gle/ZcF7uuykjJJ9cVJG8
Do note that the results of this research will not completely dictate how I write from here on, as I already have ideas I plan to work on and this will only impact part of the execution. For example, if I wanted to write a story about a guy "selling" himself to pay for rent, you saying that you prefer mean Doms could end up making it a story where the guy ends up becoming a live-in servant to his landlord, while saying that you prefer gentle Doms could make it a story where the guys confides his situation to his best friend and they both decide to live together instead (after a good night of sex).
Maybe two completely different stories, that still share the same premise, outcome, and probably even themes. Moreover, even in cases where the story/characters themselves do not change, it'd give me an idea on how to prioritize the stories I have planned.
Thank you all for your support this past few months, and posting should start resuming soon-ish.
It's been a while since I last posted. Now, that does not mean that I stopped writing, it's just that there were a few IRL commitments I had to deal with along with working on a longer project that hopefully you guys will enjoy (those following me on Mastodon might have an idea of what I'm talking about). So, I wanted to give you up a few heads up of what's been happening:
-First of all, just created a Weasyl account. That does not mean that I will be leaving FA, but it's good to have a back up account just in case. If you want to follow me, my new account is: https://www.weasyl.com/~pawggers
-While looking at my stories, I just realized that I never posted Trojan part 2, so expect to see it soon.
-Last, but not least, I've just created a form to do some "market research". It's mostly to know what you guys have been thinking about my writing so far, so that I better know what type of stories you're expecting. It's a small form and you don't need an account to fill that, so feel free to give me a hand if you have the time: https://forms.gle/ZcF7uuykjJJ9cVJG8
Do note that the results of this research will not completely dictate how I write from here on, as I already have ideas I plan to work on and this will only impact part of the execution. For example, if I wanted to write a story about a guy "selling" himself to pay for rent, you saying that you prefer mean Doms could end up making it a story where the guy ends up becoming a live-in servant to his landlord, while saying that you prefer gentle Doms could make it a story where the guys confides his situation to his best friend and they both decide to live together instead (after a good night of sex).
Maybe two completely different stories, that still share the same premise, outcome, and probably even themes. Moreover, even in cases where the story/characters themselves do not change, it'd give me an idea on how to prioritize the stories I have planned.
Thank you all for your support this past few months, and posting should start resuming soon-ish.
