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In the end, this isn't /writing/. Call it what it is: daydreaming. There's nothing inherently wrong with it, but the value of /writing/ comes from the fact tha
by Fellshard 6y ago
In the end, this isn't /writing/. Call it what it is: daydreaming.
There's nothing inherently wrong with it, but the value of /writing/ comes from the fact that writing is, in fact, read. Those are two very distinct activities.
- Aeghie6i 6y agoIf I write, I'm pretty sure it's writing :) You can make an ideology out of it if you want, but you're the only one responsible for it (but granted, you won't be alone there).
- Fellshard 6y agoNo ideology, just words with meaning which are not wholly subjective.
- gilbetron 6y agoThis is one of the most incorrect statements I've read on HN. He or she is writing, full stop. Demeaning it this way is just gatekeeping and serves nothing except to make you more bitter. To the OP: keep doing your writing, I have a good friend that also loves writing based around gaming and it has kept him sane and happy for a long time! Plus, he's become an amazing writer during the process!