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From the Gaian Commision on Literature and the Writing Forum comes this announcement.

Posting in the Writers' Forum: Introduction.

After joining Gaia you have many options to choose some. You could do as many helpless people have done and go to the Welcome to Gaia forum or to Questions and Answers, but like a good self-sufficent person you are, you are going to dive strait into it. Is this a good idea? No, it is not, you must first learn the proper ways of posting on Gaia, regardless of how much you think you know. First of all, correct English is a no-no. You must talk l1K3 tH15!1!!1 But, for your sake, I will use English since you have yet to perfect your shorthand.

Now many people would recomend reading the TOS, and other helpful information on Gaia. I on the other hand say there is no need for it. This sort of information didn't even exist for Gaians of my era, and we turned out ok. So, in all logic, you can too. But, this guide should let you short cut the many months you would have to spend in chatterbox to pick up the Gaian Language and allow for you to get right to the good stuff.

And therefore, welcome to the Writer's forum (aptly grammatically incorrect), where we discuss ideas, and all things literary. This means we talk about the following, but not limited to: Angst, Suicide, Harry Potter, Suicide, Giving People Ideas, Suicide, Angst, Depression, Goths, Pagans, Suicide, Harry Potter, Sex Scenes, Naming Characters, Writers' Block, Suicide, Angst, Orlando Bloom, Angst, Goths, Manga, Homesexuality, Gays, Goths, Suicide, Angst, and any other topic of no relevance to literature and/or writing. It's good to be home again.

In the following posts we will discuss a variaty of topics that will allow you to post correctly throughout the forum, along with educate you in the various basics of angst, suicide, depression, and shorthand. Also, you will recieve additinal help in the areas of asking people to give you ideas, vampires or any form there of, taking criticism, and telling people how great you are.

Join us next time as we discuss the stickies and how pointless it is to read them.