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A Whole Lot of BS: Part 5
Everywhere you go, you're forced to leave a tip. An iPad is presented in front of you and all of a sudden, you're guilt tripped into leaving a tip. I saw a video of an Uber driver locking a passenger and refused to let her out unless she left a tip. That to me is extortion and kidnapping. That driver should've been arrested and charged. In the fifth part of my series, I discuss my thoughts about this topic and the reasons why I highly detest tipping culture. If you've experienced a situation where you were forced to tip under pressure or duress, name the place and where in the comments below. Don't hold back, because these places need to be exposed. Also, do you think that tipping culture has gotten out of hand? Share your thoughts below as well.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 6 days ago in Critique
Things Still Not Working On Vocal
Introduction Before I launch into this, let me state that Vocal is the best digital publishing platform, bar none, in my opinion. The problem is that they do not seem to have enough people to run the company, and when they do communicate, they are excellent; since the upgrade, we have had to deal with, and are still dealing with, many issues.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 months ago in Critique
As told by the Furry Were Rabbit.
How's it going, readers? Allow me to introduce myself: my name is Noiba. I'm a were rabbit, basically a shape-shifting one, and I’m trying to help my author, Stephanie Borges, promote my book. I guess she wasn't joking when she said writing the book is the easy part; promoting it is the hard part. I don't blame her for getting sad when she sees there are no book sales for my story.
By stephanie borges2 months ago in Critique
I've written a novella!
I've accidentally written a novella. Let me explain. I wanted to write a serialised story. Vocal lends itself to this very well with the way that you can publish instantaneously and my idea was to write a seven part story, releasing a new part every day over a week so that there was no delay between chapters and the momentum was always there. It seemed like a good length.
By Rachel Deeming3 months ago in Critique
Is the BBC Licence Fee Reaching Breaking Point?
For decades, the television licence was one of the least controversial household bills in Britain. If you owned a television and watched any programmes, you paid the licence fee. The money funded the BBC, which in return produced television programmes, radio stations, local news, educational content, major sporting events and one of the world's largest public service broadcasters. That arrangement remained largely unchanged for generations.
By Alan Spencer3 months ago in Critique
Flame on Snow
Flame on Snow The fire had burned low in the brazier, casting long ribbons of amber across the silken tent walls. Outside, the winter wind howled over the high steppes, but within, time moved slower. Softer. The chill could not reach them here.
By Stephanie Wright3 months ago in Critique
