Do we need to have a class on book covers in WCP? There are a couple ways to do it and I'm sure I'm not doing it the best way yet, but I'm glad to share what i know in a Q&A format. I just need to know a good day/time for the most folks to participate and we'll record it for the rest. I'm getting pretty good results from the ones I show you all with very little effort. I'm working on a way to give more/easier control over type by using layers, and image under the type. These are really low effort below. They all could use some touchups.

Enoch Fortune has been banned even though he did follow most of the rules. I warned him about trying to DM folks and he did not listen. I had high hopes as he did follow the other rules and played like a good citizen. Oh well Happy Monday!!

Well, not really but thats the way it felt. Is anyone else old enough and was a web wanderer in the early days of Darpa and the lynx hyperlink browser? This is PRE-html and pretty web pages. If not... Gather 'round the campfire kiddies and I'll tell you a tale of the days of yore when the internet was a baby (yes this is VASTLY over simplified and mostly from memory): So back in 1992, some Kansas guys realized that documents were just sitting in boring lists, and nobody wanted to jump between them—so Lou had this mad idea: what if you could just click on words and they'd take you somewhere else? He stitched together a simple format where you wrap text in angle brackets and point it at another file, like <cs200@server>Click Here and BAM, you're looking at a completely different document. It was genius because it meant information didn't have to live in one place anymore—you could have a course catalog on one computer, the course details on another, and just link them together like you were connecting dots. The coolest part was these dots could be at any military base or university linked to the arpanet what was originally Darpa. So when set of click throughs could take you to multiple locations around the world linking one keyword to another. On the personal side we were dialing into BBS systems to get access to telnet and this funny browser named lynx to get home access. Then as always happens a couple of big corporations like The Source, and Compuserve and others came along to commercialize it and make it easier to get online. Then AOL started sending us free frisbees in the mail to get everyone to jump on. Then someone said "Hey, there's this thing called the Web doing something similar," and Lou basically grafted it all into their system, and suddenly hypertext stopped being this cute local experiment and became the way we'd organize all human knowledge forever. Turns out you do not need graphics to browse the internet—which honestly, sometimes makes you wonder if we went the wrong direction.

Welcome all new folks!! So a big welcome for: @Colt Sheesley @Veda J @David Angel @Adrian D. Penfield @Tiffany Hall @Adam Lutes @Shady Sabet @Joseph Coicou @Martina Boone @Lara Knutzen @Ram Patil @Regine B Welcome to the Room!! This is a site to help all authors, but especially those who want to write with AI help and not create Crap! This is also the support Channel for two online writing apps WordCrafter.Pro and BookWeaver.pro! BookWeaver.Pro is a fully automated writing tool that creates books for you but you stay in control, being able to edit along the way. BookWeaver also includes PlotCrafter a tool to generate plot ideas when you don't know what to write. Never have writers block again! Wordcrafter.Pro has a unique system that allows you to work with a virtual AI team of personas rather than just tell claude"Write this". you do not have to figure out prompts just talk to them and they will help guide you through the process with a full editing suite of tools to write with you and not for you. BookWeaver and PlotCrafter are both included in WordCrafter as options so you do not need both tools. If you are reading this and not here for WordCRafter.Pro that's cool too. We are a community of writers who use AI to help write stories that are meaningful and real (or so we hope). My goal for everyone here is to be productive, successful, and prolific in your writing. No matter how you want to write. We are here to help! Just ask