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How yeah write works
Yeah write has two grids for submitting your very best post of the week: the challenge grid, which is limited to 50 bloggers and is primarily for advanced storytellers with a competitive streak, and the hangout grid, which is open to an unlimited number of bloggers and is primarily designed for bloggers who appreciate our we-read-all-the-posts community spirit of yeah write, but who may not want the pressure of having to doing so. There’s no competition on the hangout grid, so there are no prizes awarded. What I like most is that it still attracts the same wide variety of blog post topics as the challenge grid without needing a fainting couch—it’s read at your own pace. Either grid you choose, you will enjoy.
Summer’s coming!
Summer is a traditionally slow time on the Interwebs due to many factors, among them being, simply, people getting out of the house more and away from their computers. Why blog it when you can live it, eh?
So we can do two things to get ready for the drop in participation: invite your blogging writer friends to join us here for a rollicking good time (just send them a nice email explaining what you love about this place) or, accepting we may not have a full house during the summer, remember not to take the drop off personally—it’s not you, it’s nothing you said. Our regular readers, writers and voters will be back in the fall. In the meantime, we’re just gonna keep going with our core: the yeah write addicts. We make our own party.
Superfecta challenge
There is a standing offer on the challenge grid: over five consecutive weeks without taking a break in linking up, if you win one each of editor’s choice, the three lurkers’ favorites and the popular vote, you’ll earn a full blog makeover with photography by Flood, a new header by Q and a template design by Erica. We’ve had a couple of bloggers come close in the eight weeks since this prize has been available, so it’s doable. Write, edit, rewrite, edit some more, link up your very best stuff five weeks in a row and it can happen. Go for it.
Friday’s winners
- editor’s choice by Erica M
- lurker’s favorite by Flood G
- lurker’s favorite by Emma T
- lurker’s favorite by Jennifer W
- popular vote by the entire Interwebs if the entire Interwebs is made up of 250 people
- random drawing winner of a week-long 125×125 ad space in the sidebar of yeah write
Writing partners
This summer may be a good time for me to formally launch a project I kind of started a few weeks ago. I know some of you would benefit from an online writers’ group that could help you focus on your narratives and tighten your writing a bit. While I get the format together, feel free to email me to tell me you want in, and I will assign you to a group, four at a time.
The group will set its own parameters: how the materials will be exchanged, if you’ll ever meet by video and whatnot. I’m just gonna assign the group members and you guys take it from there. When you email me, I’ll reply with a few questions such as how much time you’ll have to devote to a group, whether you consider yourself to be a writer who blogs or a blogger who writes, all that, then I’ll match you based on the answers.
Let’s have another wonderful week on the grid.
Helpful links
Yeah write #57 hangout grid is open over there.
Yeah write #57 challenge grid is open right here.
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Congratulations Pish Posh. Your blog is really awesome. My personal favourite this week was wine and yoga.
Great stuff again this week! Can’t wait to read the rest, then check out the hangout grid.
Read and Ready…
Reading 49.. Check
Ok I just read your “fine print” message to Best Buy in the Yeah Write email. I loved that.
Quick fill-up! Glad I took the time to polish this morning. And I don’t mean my toes! Looks like they’ll be great reads. Can’t wait to see the hang-out grid, too.
cripes, that filled up way too fast- linked up an old one. hope i made it in time.
This is my first visit to Yeah Write. This looks like a great place to hang out. One question, is the weekly link up a free topic link? Most places give a topic and you write about that and then link. Just want to make sure I didn’t miss the topic if there was one!
No topic. Just make sure it’s your very best stuff. Thanks for joining us!
First time entering!
Writing partners sounds fun!
I had a such a great time meeting all the bloggers last week! I’m back for more! 🙂
I am all over this tomorrow.
Hi all! This is my first time linking up with Yeah Write, so I hope I did everything right! The post I linked today isn’t a story, but it’s my post from today and I feel really strongly about it. I hope you all enjoy it!
Oooh. Writing partners…sounds like fun!