Ask Your Stupid Questions Here! (Please help me...)

[MissionFailure]

It also stands for 'questioning' but it's kinda treated as a umbrella term catch all for not covered identities. Example being two-soul demi-kin or people with self chosen pronouns.

[solhawthorne]

I always use a flow-chart mentality: Is this the initial email or response? use greetings and salutations. Is this a reply (ie, email 3 or 4 in the chain), only use their name and comma (and only sign with your name). If you're acquainted or coworkers with the person, you could probably drop salutations, but I'll still use "Hi Person" (don't use "hey" though unless you're friends) and "Thanks, Sol". If I say thanks in the email and concluding the conversation, I use "sincerely" or drop regardless of familiarity. I think that's 90% of all emails I send.

But things get complicated when you're trying to get a point across in that ever so delicate corporate-speak. I also don't really get it, but I've been told a very well-crafted sign-off can actually send a message (one time I had my dad help me craft an email asking for something big, he was describing something not unlike jedi mind tricks with something simple as "Your assistance is greatly appreciated". It totally worked.)

My question: how the heck do you pronounce Amish? Someone told me I was stressing the a wrong but I literally can't tell the difference.

[adrienclifton]

ah as in father (rhymes with la) mish ash in mish-mash (rhymes with fish)

ah-mish

how were you pronouncing it? ay-mish (rhymes with hey-fish??)

[solhawthorne]

Yeah! I was pronouncing it "ah-mish" with the stress on "mish" and someone told me I should pronounce it "ay-mish" with the stress on the "ay". Looks like I was right thanks!

[adrienclifton]

well, the stress is still on the ah, its AHmish, vs ahMISH if that makes sense??
but its definitely not AyyyyMISH

[OliviaMerteli]

Is there a way to see if we already posted in a topic (aside from scrolling it, or scrolling our activity)?
I never remember in which promotion topics, I've already posted.

[silverraven0]

I only know this : go to your profile, click summary, and activity. You need to look for a long time if its old enough tho...

Edit. Nevermind I just re-read your comment once again. XD

[craftymarten]

You can click the magnifying glass (or ctrl+f) and type your username in with the "search this topic" button ticked.

[OliviaMerteli]

Thank you very much

[Geek_Aflame]

Okay, I have a stupid question as well. Thanks for the thread OP

Can I change the name of my novel to add a series name without breaking all my current links?

[silverraven0]

Unfortunately, no, except you change the name without changing the link.

[SleepingPoppy]

I'm pretty sure there are separate places where you entire the project title and the name that actually goes in the link, so technically the link can remain the same and the novel title could be changed. Probably approach it carefully, though?

[potatogirl]

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[silverraven0]

Tapas has no relation with webtoon at all. The only relation is the two is a webcomic hosting website. And since the forums is the place where artist talks about their and others works, it's inevitable that webtoon will be often involved in the conversation, plus, they can't talk about things like that in webtoon because webtoon doesn't have a forums.

This is a free place for whoever to talk to their heart content. Maybe because of that the mods make the WEBTOON LIVE category.

Well, at least I think so. XD

[DokiDokiTsuna]

Here we go again: What's "mood"? Like, the modern 'social-media' usage of the word. I at first thought it was like saying something is deep, but I've seen it used in so many different contexts that I don't know what to think anymore.

Is it just like saying something is relatable? Like "me af"? That's the only thing that makes sense to me...

[silverraven0]

According to urban dictionary, yes.

Urban Dictionary: Mood

[adrienclifton]

As someone who says "mood" probably too much, yes. It's in the same vein as saying "same" or the much older "gpoy" tag that was popular on tumblr (an acronym for "gratuitous picture of yourself," this tag predatesthe popularity of tagging something as simply "me.")

[skicoak]

Is there any way to block categories in the forums that don't really apply to me?

[silverraven0]

Nah, I don't think we're able to do that.

[feardeer]

I haven't actually tried it, but go into your forum preferences and find a section called "Categories", there it looks like you can mute categories of your choosing, if that's what you're looking to do.