Journal Journal: User-moderated story queue, late-October 2003
If you have an interesting story submission that has been neglected in the second half of October 2003, then reply to this post.
If you have an interesting story submission that has been neglected in the second half of October 2003, then reply to this post.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the first half of October 2003, then reply to this post. Submitting stories both here and elsewhere at the same time is fine and encouraged.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the last half of September 2003, then reply to this post. Submitting stories both here and elsewhere at the same time is fine and encouraged.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the first half of September 2003, then reply to this post. Submitting stories both here and elsewhere at the same time is fine and encouraged.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the second half of August 2003, then reply to this post. Submitting stories both here and elsewhere at the same time is fine and encouraged.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the second half of July 2003, then reply to this post. Submitting stories both here and elsewhere at the same time is fine and encouraged.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the first half of July 2003, then reply to this post. Submitting stories both here and elsewhere at the same time is fine and encouraged.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the second half of June 2003, then reply to this post. Submit stories both here and to the Slashdot queue (and/or your journal) at the same time. (If a story makes it onto the main page too, so much the better...)
(Question I'm debating: should I delete old journal entries for which there were 0 story submissions?)
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the first half of June 2003, then reply to this post. Submit stories both here and to the Slashdot queue (and/or your journal) at the same time. If a story makes it onto the main page too, so much the better...
Write-once, submit-twice!
Added 2003-06-10: For the original journal article (now scrolled off) describing the concept/motivation of this user-moderated story queue, see here.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the second half of May 2003, then reply to this post. Submit stories both here and to the Slashdot queue (and/or your journal) at the same time. If a story makes it onto the main page too, so much the better...
Write-once, submit-twice!
Check out the story submissions from last month. A few decent ones never made Slashdot.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the first half of May 2003, then reply to this post. Submit stories both here and to the Slashdot queue (and/or your journal) at the same time. If a story makes it onto the main page too, so much the better, right?
Write-once, submit-twice!
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the second half of April 2003, then reply to this post. I find it easiest to submit stories both here and to the Slashdot queue at the same time. It definitely gets seen here by several people. Heck, post the story in your own journal too, with a link to it if that helps you get greater visibility. If a story makes it onto the main page too, so much the better.
If you have a story submission and that has been neglected in the first half of April 2003, then reply to this post. Heck, if you *know* it's a good story, just post it here too when you submit to Slashdot. That's what I find easiest for me. Links to your own journals accompanying your story submission are fine.
I read slashdot fairly regularly. I guess I need a bit of a cron job to remind me to make these journal posts though, since these journal entries stop accepting comments after 2 weeks.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the second half of March 2003, then reply to this post. Heck, if you *know* it's a good story, just post it here too when you submit to Slashdot.
If you have a story submission that has been neglected in the first half of March 2003, then reply to this post.
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