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Contests & Activities: August 24, 2005 Issue [#574]

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Table of Contents

1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
7. Removal instructions

About This Newsletter

What fun would the world be if you didn't have Writing.com? What fun would Writing.com be if it didn't have interactives and contests?

If you have a hard time finding something fun to do, then this newsletter's for you!


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Letter from the editor

In & Outs
a Jack of all trades item type


One of my favorite item types on Writing.com (beside the Static item, of course) is the In & Out. There are so many of them, and so many different uses for them! I thought I'd use this newsletter to explain why I love them so much! *Heart*

*Star* In & Outs are available to all membership levels.

That's right. No matter if you're using a free membership, or an Enterprise membership, you can create an In & Out.

*Star* In & Outs are great for all types of games.

You can use them to play word games, create silly stories by allowing members to only contribute so many words, answer a question with another question, make a guess on trivia.

*Star* In & Outs are great for sharing!

Other Writing.com members can leave you a message, like a guest book. Or you can use an In & Out to post your newest work. You can have other members post items they want read or seen in an In & Out.

*Star* In & Outs are great for contests!

This is an especially great thing for members who aren't able to utilize the Message Forum item type, because of membership level restrictions. In & Outs can hold up to 100 different posts, so you can host a contest without a problem.
What happens if you get more than 100 entries? If you're worried about it, you can move qualifying entries to a static item and delete them from the In & Out. The older entries will reappear, if there were more than 100.



*Question* How do I create an In & Out?

Go to the Writing link at the top of any page. In the Interactive items section, select In & Out.

There's also a great guide to creating In & Outs, featured in my Editor's Picks below!




*Question* Where do I find In & Outs?

Go to the Reading link at the top of any page. In the Interactive items section, select In & Out. From there, you can sort it any which way you'd like to view the ever growing list of In & Outs on Writing.com!


Editor's Picks

Creating In & Outs

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A guide to the different styles of In & Outs on Writing.Com.
by Davy Kraken Author Icon


Word game In & Outs



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by A Guest Visitor


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Use the last word of the previous sentence to start the next sentence!
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by A Guest Visitor


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A Linerick is a Limerick written one piece at a time!
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by A Guest Visitor


Plugging In & Outs

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Writing Contests on Writing.Com are posted here.
by Writing.Com Support Author Icon


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This is the one and only Writing.Com Shameless Plug Page!
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This is a page to request reviews for static items and books.
by Writing.Com Support Author Icon


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If you're looking for a review forum, look here!
by Writing.Com Support Author Icon


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This is the one and only Writing.Com GC+ Shameless Plug Page!
by Writing.Com Support Author Icon


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by A Guest Visitor


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The best place to find out what's going on around Writing.Com!
by Writing.Com Support Author Icon


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A place to advertise items of an essay nature.
by Davy Kraken Author Icon


Contest In & Outs

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by A Guest Visitor


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Guestbook In & Outs

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by A Guest Visitor


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by A Guest Visitor





 
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