 Contests & Activities: August 24, 2005 Issue [#574] |
  Contests & Activities
This week: Edited by: Melissa is fashionably late!  
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2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
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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?
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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! 
 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.
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.
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.
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.
 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!
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! |
Creating In & Outs
Word game In & Outs
Plugging In & Outs
Contest In & Outs
Guestbook In & Outs
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