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abctales.comNewest Review: ... "create a new account" and follow the instructions. Most people have usernames and many keep the ones they use on review sites, though I have yet to identity more than a handful of dooyoo users. You can also read the main statistics here. The stories and the number of members on the site do vary, but today there are 48614 stories by 15253 writers. The numbers increase every day as ... more |
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by QueenElf - written on 26/02/08 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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****On The Write Site For Inspiration**** This is one review that I've been longing to do for ages, but was put off by the other reviews, some good and some rather off-putting. It's never easy following a crowned review either, but time has passed since then and the site has undergone some changes, so I thought it time I added my own opinion. From the site title and previous reviews, it's obvious that this is a site for people who like to either write stories, poems etc, or those who take pleasure in reading them. At the time of writing this there are currently 32 members on the site and 145 guests, this goes to show that the site is even more popular than ...
by marandina - written on 16/01/06 (Very useful, 201 readings)
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***Introduction*** Have you ever wanted to write and publish you own creative work? I know that many writers on sites like Dooyoo are just that – writers. After all, Dooyoo, Ciao and the like are meant to more report-based consumer opinions designed to help consumers make an informed choice about products and services. However, there are sites that you can use as an outlet for more creative stuff. One such site is ABC.Tales.com. ***Background*** ABC Tales has been around for some time now. In fact, it was launched in September 2000 by John Bird (The Big Issue founder), Gordon Roddick (The Body Shop co-founder and Tony Cook (Chairman of Red Pepper and ...
by indychick_uk - written on 27/11/01 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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Some time ago, quite by accident, I ran across a wonderful site on the internet called abctales.com. The site is the brainchild of John Bird, the co-founder of Big Issue, and Gordon Roddick who has also been involved in Big Issue. The site is primarily an online story archive. As a member you can publish your stories, read other people's stories, enter discussions and competitions. The reason it’s called ABCtales is that each member creates an “ABC” set in which to post their stories and can then submit one story for each letter of the alphabet. You can create as many sets as you like, I personally have 3 sets called ...
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