Omigod. I joined KLSF to read the efforts of others. Didn't occur to me to comment. Found myself warned that if I didn't, I'd lose the opportunity to read any more. Happens to most of us beginners, I shouldn't wonder. Started commenting. Discovered that the pleasure of reading a well-crafted story is immensely enhanced by reading other people's takes on what you're both reading. Never mind commenting on the story, you end up commenting on the comments. I've had lots of feedback from writers, and some from fellow commenters. Opens it all up, makes the whole experience far more enjoyable. As for fear of detection, DLandhill's observation above holds good. Yes, you can be traced--if anyone bothers. But it's no crime to be interested in spanking fiction, unless you're into juveniles, which for me is a decided no-no. If you read the stories, it's a matter of common courtesy to let the writers know what you think, good or bad. Otherwise, leave the library. |