mnl wroteWell... The model certainly improved but I must have gotten a sign wrong somewhere... facepalm
You sure? Looks about right imo
mnl wroteWell... The model certainly improved but I must have gotten a sign wrong somewhere... facepalm
You sure? Looks about right imo
Hi there,
First of all I would like to say that LEWD is looking pretty good, I like your activity feed.
Our site Gamer.Express is a gaming forum which is mainly dedicated to discussing games, but we also have a section for anime fans.
Right now we don't have a person in charge of the anime section, so it would be great to hear your recommendations. I see that there are a lot of experienced members here so any advice would be appreciated.

Journey A lot of experienced members, sure. A lot of experienced members here? I wish ^_^'
Alas, I don't have any recommendations for how to get an anime forum off the ground, except maybe to advertise (like you mid-key did here~). I think most people got here through ads on relevant websites, or through other forums.
I've got a website that publishes my Obsidian TTRPG notes, called Infinite Worlds Online. It doesn't have much, aside from a personal wiki and some amateur fiction. ^^
Still unfinished
https://einthegrimangel.neocities.org/
COUPLED It isn't just about anime or art It really encompasses the broader topics. Anime and art has a stronger presence because of current trends and audience interest, but it's a focus not the entire site's identity.
I have a huge roadmap for this site, just to name a few once traction builds.
Mine is Blushcast: https://blushcast.com/
Full disclosure: I’m involved with the project. It is an 18+ library that brings original adult fiction, audio stories, guided audio and interactive stories together in one place.
The interactive side is the part I’m most interested in at the moment. The aim is for choices to change the conversation, pacing or ending instead of only changing one sentence before returning the reader to the same route.
All characters are adults and the content is fictional.
I would be curious which format people here actually use most: written stories, audio, or branching interactive fiction?