Do you envision the content focus to be more on original work by editors (drawings, stories) or documenting/talking about horror media that comes from production companies (underground, mainstream, etc.)?

I actually envision both. I want new content, and I want reviews of films, especially brand new ones, art/drawings by both professionals and users. I want there to be something here for everyone, my friend. I also want to be able to discuss the classics of film and literature. That is my intent. I also want to promote those that help contribute to the site.

Hello! I hope this is in the right place. Yesterday TheAzumangaDaiohFan (from Creepypasta) told me, "So I was looking at that Horror Network wiki place and I was thinking about posting one of my stories on there. However, I'm not sure what the guidelines are for posting stories on there. Is it the same as on the Creepypasta wiki or is it completely different? It says something about standards on the site rules but it doesn't list anything specific related to the actual standards. I couldn't even find a standards page." Tonight she added, "Whether or not the standards on The Horror Network wiki are the same as they are on the Creepypasta Wiki, I think they should have a link to a new standards page or the standards page on the Creepypasta wiki. That way, people know what the guidelines are for posting stories. They could post it on the home page and say something like, 'If you wish to post a story on this wiki, these are the rules you should look at before doing so,' and embed a link into the words 'the rules'."

That is a bit of a work-in-progress; much like the rest of the wiki at the moment. For now the standards are the same as the CPW until our official quality standards are posted, which shouldn't be too far away. You might have to remind Azumanga that the site isn't complete yet and with a bit of time (hopefully not too long) everything will be in working order. For now they can post their stories if they want, and stress less knowing that we are working to get everything finished.

Thank you! I'll go tell her.

Hey, if you're looking for a way to both bring new readers to the site and to get content, you should think about reviewing books that are submitted by independent horror authors. If, for example, you had this site listed [theindieview.com/indie-reviewers here], then authors would send you free e-copies of their books. [bookbloggerlist.com/category/fiction/fiction-horror Here's] another site that accepts listings. Once the review requests start coming in (and believe me - they WILL come flooding in if you do this), you or your potential reviewers (maybe your admins) could pick and choose which ones seem interesting and then give them a front page review.

Okay so apparently the markup doesn't work the same way here that it does over on CPwiki... sorry about the weird formatting... too late for me to try and figure it out now.

It's just in this new discussions area. It does work everywhere else. Those are some great ideas, my friend. You think we could bring your stories over here? Pretty please?

Yes, feel free to put my stories on this site.