Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
ysabetwordsmith
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Poll: Free Epic for July 1, 2014 Poetry Fishbowl

The July 1 fishbowl made its $200 goal, so you get a free epic.  Everyone is eligible to vote in this poll.  I will keep it open until at least Sunday midday.  If there's a clear answer then, I'll close it.  Otherwise I may keep it open a little longer.


The following epics are available in this poll ...

Beneath the Family Tree -- "A Stranger's Way"
A wanderer comes to the village.
82 lines, Buy It Now = $41

Polychrome Heroics -- "Wherever We Find Them" 
Groundhog tracks down Rosita's birth family.
144 lines, Buy It Now = $72

Starfather -- "Sucked In" 
Adjo takes Bes to an alien family gathering.
163 lines, Buy It Now = $81.50

Tripping into the Future -- "Marking Time"
Sometimes the past is written in the flesh.
64 lines, Buy It Now = $32

Poll #1974341 Free Epic for July 2014
This poll is closed.
Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All. Participants: 4

Which of these epics would you most like to publish?

View Answers
A Stranger's Way
0(0.0%)
Wherever We Find Them
3(75.0%)
Sucked In
1(25.0%)
Marking Time
0(0.0%)

Tags: cyberfunded creativity, fishbowl, poetry, poll, reading, writing
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  • 5 comments
thnidu

thnidu

July 7 2014, 00:57:52 UTC 6 years ago

Is Beneath the Family Tree the Victor & Igor series?
ysabetwordsmith

No...

ysabetwordsmith

July 7 2014, 01:22:42 UTC 6 years ago

Beneath the Family Tree is the prehistoric piece with three different hominid species living together peacefully. Victor & Igor are in Frankenstein's Family.
thnidu

Re: No...

thnidu

July 7 2014, 02:18:17 UTC 6 years ago

Ah, thanks.
It would help if these series titles linked to their descriptions on your landing page(s). (Maybe someone would say "Hey, that sounds interesting" and vote for a series they hadn't read any of.)
ysabetwordsmith

Re: No...

ysabetwordsmith

July 7 2014, 02:22:08 UTC 6 years ago

Sorry about that. I usually do link the series titles, but this time I forgot. Some of them don't have their own page yet and just go to the main page.
thnidu

Re: No...

thnidu

July 7 2014, 16:28:41 UTC 6 years ago

I know putting links in can be a nuisance. I just thought of a possibility: Make a text file with the HTML code for your complete list of landing spots, and copy the ones you want for a particular post into the HTML editor window.

You can also make a link to a place on a page. Put
• <a name=HERE />
at the place you want to link to, such as a description of a series that doesn't have its own landing page and
• <a ht​tp://PAGE-URL#HERE>text for link</a>
as the linked mention.

For example, to make a direct link to the "Clay of Life" section of your Serial Poetry page
• http://penultimateproductions.weebly.com/serial-poetry.html
where the § title Clay of Life is now, insert the name anchor at the start of the name:
• <a name=Clay_of_Life>Clay of Life
and on the other page where you want the linked mention, the page URL suffixed with a hashmark and the HERE-name :
• <a ht​tp://penultimateproductions.weebly.com/serial-poetry.html#Clay_of_Life>Clay of Life</a>

The name HERE becomes part of the URL, so it shouldn't include spaces or other non-URL-able characters.