[Leeroy!]

Not even to be accepted by the section, but just to have the feeling that your work matters to other people. Clearly, though, that shouldn't be your only motive to write.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by Leeroy!

Not even to be accepted by the section, but just to have the feeling that your work matters to other people. Clearly, though, that shouldn't be your only motive to write.

I never said that

[Stojy]

Originally Posted by ♣HarlemHeat♣

I do agree that you should write because you enjoy it and not because you want to be accepted by the section and such BUT I have to say that I do understand some people's frustrations to continue, and posting shows after yourself repeatedly does get to you at some point.

Is BTB not supposed to be a hobby? Are ho0bbies not supposed to be done for fun? If you need some other guys opinion/approval regarding your hobby, is it really that much of a hobby to begin with? Seems like people take this thing far to seriously.

[Leeroy!]

Uh, no, the fact that hearing people's opinions and criticicm to get better doesn't mean that people take this shit too seriously. We compare our work to other people's work, and if you've read Wolf Beast's show that he just posted, you can easily tell that he worked really hard on it. Then you look at someone who just opened up their thread and posted two shows in under two hours, you can tell people won't really read the latter. Yes, this is all to have fun and make this out to be a hobby, but saying that people are being too serious because they feel important when people take the time out of their lives to read something you took time out of your own life to write isn't fair at all.

[That Guy]

I think everyone to some degree wants feedback some more then others but you can't say that you don't. And you can still have it as a hobby and enjoy feedback to improve for next time.

If not then why are we all posting shows on a board and showing them to one another and comparing them? Might as well just write it on word doc to yourself and keep it to yourself, you still get the enjoyment out of witting it by your logic.

[RickRoll'd]

I'm really having a hard time to adjust in my BTB.

Well, today is my summer break, and June is when the school in our country will start again. And, I'm having a hard-time to have a decent and a good BTB. No one gives me criticisms, just reviews of the show and good feedbacks.

I think, there are things in my BTB, that I must improve, but I can't point out, what is that.

I want to be a decent Be the Booker. . And I hope I can get feedbacks from you, guys.

[That Guy]

I suggest instead of waiting for feedback which may take a while, go on a search for your own answers on how to improve your witting. Look up into other threads around the place that are established and sit down and read their shows, I am sure you can pick up some pointers from them.

[RickRoll'd]

Well, yeah. I'm reading it, and I'm making my ideas brighter and bigger. Since, this is my first time having a BTB. I might have some mistakes on the first, but I'm sure the second time I'll make my BTB, it would be better.

Well, Harlem, you're BTB is good BTW, and lemme ask, why is it in a summarize mode?

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by RickRoll'd

Well, yeah. I'm reading it, and I'm making my ideas brighter and bigger. Since, this is my first time having a BTB. I might have some mistakes on the first, but I'm sure the second time I'll make my BTB, it would be better.

Well, Harlem, you're BTB is good BTW, and lemme ask, why is it in a summarize mode?

Because I don't have as much time as I used to. I used to write shows weekly in full form but I got burnt out come the PPV and never got in the mood to do it cause I was tired out from the weekly show witting and keeping up to full show standards.

if you can summarize while keeping things in reasonable detail to further your storylines and feuds then go for it.

[RickRoll'd]

Wow. Nice one bro, but I saw on your BTB, it is more about the rivalry heading for the Pay-Per-View, and some juicy details of the Episode. Summarizing the important details in the show on 3-5 paragraphs.

That's cool.