Allowed in this folder are tips about:
- Writing
Example(s):
- How to make a setting/world
- Creating your own character
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COPY AND PASTE by snazzie-designz, literature
Literature
COPY AND PASTE
Ok so this a question I get asked very frequently so I decided to make a journal about it....
If you want to know how to copy text from one place to another, and/or how to insert a link to an image/webpage in a note this is for you.
It may seem very difficult when you read it, but it's only because it's long-winded to type it out. It's much easier than it reads!!
(If you're using an Apple computer, replace the CTRL button below, with the CMD button or Apple button. I can't remember which!!)
To insert a link in a note, you will need to use a process called Copy n Paste, which always follows the steps::
1. Select the text.
2. Copy the text (C
Learning TiddlyWiki (Lv. 1) by TheInvertedTower, literature
Literature
Learning TiddlyWiki (Lv. 1)
Learning TiddlyWiki 5
To link Tiddlers together, put two square brackets at each end of the text, facing inward.
To make an external Link, type the text you want to use as the Hyperlink and put a vertical bar at the end.
Pressing Shift + Backslash key \ makes a vertical bar |
Now enter the URL and put a double pair of square brackets [ ] at each end of the text, facing inward.
FormattingAdvanced TiddlyWiki Editing
Audio and Images
Importing Data & MoreTiddlyWiki Site
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Plot Twists - A Few Quick Tips by illuminara, literature
Literature
Plot Twists - A Few Quick Tips
First things first--plot twists have to be planned if you really want to pull them off. It’s hard to add a good or even passible plot twist after you’ve already started planning and writing your story. If you think you need a twist because what you’re writing doesn’t seem able to stand on it’s own or isn’t interesting enough without a twist, adding a one in isn’t going to help much. You’ve got to plan the twist from the beginning so that it make sense and, while it still surprises the reader, they won’t feel like you cheated or tried to pull one over on them.
Once you know why your story
.:Traits Missing From Today's Characters:. by Veidara, literature
Literature
.:Traits Missing From Today's Characters:.
~Something’s Missing~
• NOTE: This is a generally speaking list, again, directed at the major characters of stories/books/movies/television of the modern times. I know there exist characters with these traits; I just think they are rare and should be brought more to attention if you're looking to expand your character diversity and add realism.
• Humility: This is the big one that I think a lot of characters are missing. Lots of the mains I see today don't even have a shred of this or if they do it’s forced into them. How about writing a person who’s naturally humble? These people are amazing. They don’t
~Valuable Character Bio Creation Advice And Information~
• NONO: The BIGGEST nono for bios is putting something like “unknown” or “N/A” in a bio category of a character. First of all, why did you even include that category in your bio just to pass it up? It’s an eyeroll for a serious writer to see these things in bios. Even if the character or other characters don't know their name or even their age or parents, it should ALWAYS be listed in the bio. These are things that everyone has (unless they are a robot).
• CATEGORIES: I have included a blank bio form with all the categories I find to be necess