(07-25-2013, 12:41 PM)Unknown Soldier Said: I agree with absolutely everything you say and of course everyone wants to get better and improve and feedback and all that is a wonderful thing...

I do want to point out that having fun should always be priority #1 because, what is the point of this if you are not having fun?

If you're having fun and don't improve in the slightest bit over the course of an entire year does it really matter?

I encourage everything you are saying and all of us want to become better writers and hopefully progress in this game... I just wanted to make this clarification to anyone reading this, primarily people who may be new to e-fedding, that this game is not prioritized by an improvement only standard. I know you weren't insinuating that it should be either Ricky, I just wanted to throw that out there as well. Some people can get so wrapped up in the improvement and Win/Loss aspect of e-fedding that they forget the real reason why they joined in the first place.

To have fun.

This game is about fun.

Some of you will be shocked and amazed at how better you actually write and progress by just having fun.

So if you don't improve and lose every single match, yet you are still having fun then that's what should be important.

I do agree with you that reading others work work is a way to improve. Any type of reading or writing is going to automatically make you better. This is usually the first thing I suggest to anyone who wants to know how to improve.

I agree with this. I like writing but I have to admit that as a writer, I want other people to enjoy my work, that is part of the fun for me.