Writing Thread
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What is the Writing Thread?
Otherwise known as /wfst/, it's a thread dedicated to posting, requesting, critiquing and arguing about SFW and NSFW fiction alike, run by yours truly. The writing doesn't have to be explicitly /tg/ related, although that usually helps the threads not get banned.
How do they work?
So, unlike a certain other thread, the Writing Thread allows erotica stories alongside the usual SFW content. I feel that it makes for a more pleasant environment for writefags when they can post any content they've made and get someone to see it.
Also unlike that other thread, you can't use images to save the thread from the archives, known by the 4chans as "bumping". I feel like doing this gives writefags incentive to talk about the other stories in the thread, instead of just posting images.
What's the difference between this and Storythread?
No Polish Anon Besides the differences stated above, I feel like my thread is more focused on discussion of the writing process, rather than discussing stories themselves. Of course, both are important for every writer, so don't see this thread as a "replacement" of Storythread, or a replacement of /tg/'s old Weekend Smut Threads, which have since moved to /trash/ and dropped the whole "weekend" thing.
Where can I read the stories?
If you want to actually read the stupid shit we post, see the /wsft/ Fiction Archive for SFW posts, and the /wfst/ Smut Archive for the racy stuff. If your story isn't posted in those pages, either be patient or get it done yourself. C'est la vie.
Who's responsible for this?
Bela, the guy who wrote that dragon fart porn story. He goes by many names: "Bel", "Goblinfag", "Crypto Fash Idiot", "This user has been blocked", etc. He's been known to fuck nagas, smell women's hats, cry into his pillow, and drink the blood of Slavs. Often accompanied by a small group of namefags who have been affectionately named "The Pigsty" by an anon who will remain nameless.