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Re: To Participants: Was Etisalat Flash Fiction A Fair Competition by babyfaceafrica: 8:04am On Dec 17, 2016 |
No one really read those stories,you can write crap,but as long as you have social media friends ,you will win the first stage..that is crap!!!....what about people who are good story writers but. Do not have social media friends?...its a social media popularity contest...simple!!! 1 Like |
Re: To Participants: Was Etisalat Flash Fiction A Fair Competition by Slimpotter(m): 8:08am On Dec 17, 2016 |
B2Spirits:I wonder o.....did wole Soyinka or chinua Achebe become literature professionals by voting |
Re: To Participants: Was Etisalat Flash Fiction A Fair Competition by Kebabs(m): 8:14am On Dec 17, 2016 |
Mr Wole Soyinka, what should he have used? Hurlstarling: 1 Like |
Re: To Participants: Was Etisalat Flash Fiction A Fair Competition by Hurlstarling: 8:25am On Dec 17, 2016 |
Kebabs:Ask me that when you are different from him |
Re: To Participants: Was Etisalat Flash Fiction A Fair Competition by elfico(m): 8:55am On Dec 17, 2016 |
In my opinion, even if they were to use voting method, they could have handled it differently. For example, instead of putting all the stories on the website and sending the writers the link, I would have loved that they put a few of the stories on the website each day and ask people to read those and vote. That way you get to read a lot of good stories and vote whether you know the author or not. My story was not approved but I went there to read and vote other stories but the sheer volume of it made me stop. 1 Like |
Re: To Participants: Was Etisalat Flash Fiction A Fair Competition by elfico(m): 8:56am On Dec 17, 2016 |
In my opinion, even if they were to use voting method, they could have handled it differently. For example, instead of putting all the stories on the website and sending the writers the link, I would have loved that they put a few of the stories on the website each day (without giving the authors the link) and ask people to read those and vote. That way you get to read a lot of good stories and vote whether you know the author or not. My story was not approved but I went there to read and vote other stories but the sheer volume of it made me stop. 2 Likes |
Re: To Participants: Was Etisalat Flash Fiction A Fair Competition by alphamarine009(m): 9:03am On Dec 17, 2016 |
Re: To Participants: Was Etisalat Flash Fiction A Fair Competition by adontcare(f): 11:31am On Dec 17, 2016 |
Not fair. Literature is far meaningful than just to vote by not reading through. The flash fiction is a popularity contest. 3 Likes |
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