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2018 Community Leaders

Young Writers Project is proud to share with you the Community Leaders of this site, youngwritersproject.org.

These artists have been selected because of the energy and effort they put into this community, the quality of their work, the quality and quantity of their commenting and their expertise. Most are long-time members. While we don't identify them by their real names, many of you may, by this time, know who they are and where they come from, but even if you don't know that, you know their work. They hail from around the U.S. and beyond.

You will find these leaders are active commenters, they select work for publication or for the front page, create challenges and some even actively work on special projects, online workshops and on site improvements. We are very lucky to have them. And do check out their work and give them some shine, too!

This is a rolling list. We are always on the lookout for more community leaders! And, yes, when they leave high school, we shift them into mentor status. We encourage them to stay, to continue to post their work and to mentor others in the true sense of the word. Here is the list:
 
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  1. Sep 27, 2017

    i cant wait to see what the coming year has offer!!! thanks geoff!

  1. Sep 27, 2017

    Well, one thing we have to offer is you! ... I will be announcing next week some online workshops. ... Take the survey if you can, that'll help me decide what to open up... https://youngwritersproject.org/survey17 ..

    thanks for all that you do!

    I founded YWP.
  1. Sep 27, 2017

    Congratulations all! Thank you for all that you do for the community, me, and others. It really does make a change and difference. Keep doing what you're doing. You all are amazing!

    Either write something worth reading, or do something worth writing. -Benjamin Franklin
  1. Sep 28, 2017

    do you know how i can become a leader

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    Ayden aldrich

  1. Oct 02, 2017

    Yes, we at YWP choose the Community Leaders based on what we see, over time, in terms of energy and participation and growth. Also, Community Leaders send us recommendations on users they think should be leaders. Thanks for asking!

    gg

    I founded YWP.
  1. Oct 04, 2017

    np ,also what are commutiy points for and what do they do

    by,
    Ayden aldrich

  1. Oct 04, 2017

    Hi Ayden, The community points figure into how someone gains a larger role on the site, that is the ability to do more things. A Community Leader is the highest accolade for posts, comments and posting of images and sound. That entitles the users to help make selections for publication, create challenges and resources, decide what content gets "Recommended" or considered for Daily Reads.
    gg

    I founded YWP.
  1. Oct 03, 2017

    Hazel C., congrats on being named our newest Community Leader!

    I founded YWP.
  1. Oct 03, 2017

    Thank you, gg! I'm honored to hopefully play a more active part in this amazing community, though I'm still learning about it and the roles of leaders. Thank you so much to all the leaders who have helped me improve my writing with their helpful, encouraging comments. And of course to you and all the others behind YWP, it's a wonderful site you have here :)

    ~Hazel

  1. Oct 12, 2017

    Welcome, fangsy, to Community Leaders!


     
  1. Oct 24, 2017

    Woah I just found this post, not sure if it's new or if I've just been blind this whole time.
    I'm graduating from high school this May, and I just... holy cow. 4 or 5 years on this website has affected me so much. I'm scared to grow up, but much less scared knowing I'll still be able to be here.

    Warning: Bound to suddenly start talking about Lego, cartoons, cats, fandoms, books, Europe, minerals, chemistry, the unfair way red-heads are treated, and Potatoes.