This is the list for AP informational columns that I have written to be helpful for members of AP
- I get a lot of questions from New Members on what trading reads are. Here is my response
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I get asked a lot by members on how to get reads on their poems. Some are new members and some know how to use the featured and spotlight and reward but still aren't getting the reads they want. So here is my answer for all of them.
- Memberships have grown considerably in features. Therefore I thought it best to do a column on what each membership entails. You can also find comparisons on benefits of each of these memberships in the Store. You can reach the store by clicking the tab located at the top of your screen.
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What is Emo?! by Tammy Knott and Wikipedia, from Little FeatherIf you are like me you have noticed a lot of poetry and people termed as Emo. What is Emo you say.
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Dirrty Pretty by Urban Dictionary and Tammy Knott, from Little FeatherEver wonder what is Dirrty pretty poetry?
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Payment methods for memberships by Tammy Knott, from Little FeatherDon't have a credit card but want to upgrade a membership? Confused on payment options and how to access them? Here are some answers for you.
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How to Enter Contests by Tammy Knott, from Little FeatherMany times I get questions asking how to enter a contest. Well here is how to do that
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What is an AP Family by Tammy Knott, from Little FeatherSurprisingly I get asked a lot about what an AP family is from the Help Desk so here is an explanation.
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AnnD's List: The 'How-to's of AP
This is the list of AnnD's columns.
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How to Create and Judge a Contest by Amunet Wolfbane
A column written by Amunet Wolfbane
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Dirty Pretty breaks down by structure and theme
Themes are surrealist
-emotions embody objects I have been studying this
structure and observed the following deviations
The format should add to the reader's understanding of the poem
dirty pretty started with charcoal on skin
hieroglyphics spaced to tell a story
DIRTY PRETTY utilizes calligraphy
It presents a poem by
*non-alpha numeric Characters,
*non-uniform Capitalization
*spacing (use to create blank spaces)
to shape poetry, to add pause and/or denote line hierarchy
*alternative spellings
*and other deviations (color ...)
to visually impact how the poem is seen and digested.
Here is a poem a wrote with these structures
I’m the glasscutter.
With a di(A)mond wheel g_l_i_d_i_n_g in Oil,
a single stroke /
opens a fissure ----------
I gently Tap beside the line
deepening the grooVe
until with a ~twist of the wrists~
I separate /
the glass as planned.
rhyme and rhythm help me keep reading through a long piece
decoration can mark passages
allowing me to approach the poem from more than one direction
-image detail encroaches towards tactile familiarity
these encroachments sometimes crawl into the structure
trying to burst through the page to make a connection
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Pedestrian Rhyme by Tammy Knott, from Little FeatherDefinitions, examples
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How to clean out your Temporary Internet files and cookies by Tammy Knott, from Little FeatherMost internet problems with viewing web pages can be solved by cleaning out your internet temp files and cookies Here is a how to on cleaning them out.
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For Gold Members who wish to use the Advanced Edit mode on their Author Pages
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Explaining the Directions on Uploading a Video by Tammy Knott, from Little FeatherSome members are not clear on the directions of how to upload a video on AP. So I am clarifying those directions for them.
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R,RR,W,R,RW by Tammy Knott, from Little FeatherHere is my formula for good comments/critiques
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copy right symbol , TM, and Registered trademark symbols by Tammy Knott, from Little Featherusing HTML code for users who have a laptop and cannot use the alt keys
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