bosandaros

Anyone else have trouble adding tags to their stories? When I try the tag doesn't add.

JankyFluffy

@bosandaros It can mean one tag is too short, refresh the page.  It has happened to me.
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JonLeePeto

@bosandaros This happened to me before, and eventually I could...
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bosandaros

Anyone else have trouble adding tags to their stories? When I try the tag doesn't add.

JankyFluffy

@bosandaros It can mean one tag is too short, refresh the page.  It has happened to me.
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JonLeePeto

@bosandaros This happened to me before, and eventually I could...
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bosandaros

The kenopsia of orderly houses stretch in sloping lines along the wide belt of road, with no beginning and no end for as far as her eyes can see. It sends a shiver up her spine, creepy in its familiarity, filling her with an artificial nostalgia for a place she’d never known. She can hear the dead silence from the houses, cookie cutter all the way down, the empty spaces between only punctuating the pin-drop quiet all around. There are signs of life but there is no one here.
          
          Description of the average American suburb, brought to you by my morning jog. An excellent setting for analog horror.

bosandaros

Someone seriously just said to me that they look at me with admiration as what they could be in ten years. That really speaks to me. I'm not bragging. It's just, if I ever had kids I would think, don't end up like your father. LMAO It actually means a lot that someone could aspire to be like me. :)

bosandaros

I've played around with AI because I'm not a Luddite, sue me, and yeah this thing couldn't write a novel on its own. Even with (my own) material to work with all it does is summarize what it thinks will happen in the next scene, hilariously off on occasion. Predicting its next move has brought me a lot of laughs. I feel like Kasparov except it's not a competition, and I'm not as smart.