There's 34 pages to go through ha ha
http://www.creativeburrow.org/viewkarma/Or I will use my magic....
Okay so...here are the posts and the reasons. There have been more in the past but I am very careful with what I delete and keep. Sometimes things slip through, but if someone is nasty or rude I delete the karma entry, and if someone gives no reason I delete it. It took all of 3 seconds to find these by clicking the stats on the view page.
It would be good to see karma being used a LOT more, both for negative but especially positive reasons. It makes everyone feel good when they get good karma and it almost always comes back to you
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I have been wanting to talk about this for some time. I'm curious to see if others have had this same experience. When I have written something that turns out well, it seems for weeks I will have this feeling that I need to write. I don't always have the time, so I will wait until I can't wait anymore! Then, what I write seems to come to me fully formed, from somewhere else! No kidding, it will only take a short time, and this wonderful poem will emerge as if it was just waiting for me to put pen to paper! Has this happened to anyone?
Elizabeth Gilbert gave a TEDtalk about it that you can watch either on YouTube or the TEDtalk official website. She said that the inspiration for creative people has historically been dissociated from the artist themselves, like in the Roman tradition of the genius, which was more like a household fairy for artists rather than something an artist had in their mind. She also talked about how artists could dissociate the cause of their inspiration even without imagining household fairies. Gilbert gave the example of this musician, would talk to himself if a tune came to mind and he had no way to record it. He'd say, "Can't you see that I'm driving? If you really want to exist, come back another time or go bother somebody else!"
And one poet (also in Elizabeth Gilbert's talk) said that she could feel when a poem was coming in, like a gust of wind before a storm or something, and she would have to outrun the poem in getting to her pencil and paper. If she was a little too late it passed by her, she could catch it, but she had to pull it in by its tail so that the poem would get on the paper backwards from the last line to the first
"Link to the talk so I can watch 
((("To EllyMarks, from Bunny at 07:13pm Sun, Jun 1, 2014
<I am going to start doing this way more BTW, don't reference something without a linky (video or pictures I mean, reference artists, books, etc all you like without a reference but not videos or pictures!).This was a really old thread that got bumped, huh?
Anyway, I k now it's a moot point to pick favorites on this one considering you're going to be removing them. I just wanted to say that with future banners, though, you need to be careful with using images that aren't yours. As in, using the Bart Simpson image could get you in trouble using it because you don't have the rights to it, so just be aware of that.
This is one thing im well aware of, and I deal with this regulary at SMF, using the bart image as the basis, as its a known image and is widely used and referenced they generally dont have any issue with people using, now under the DMCA that they would fall first thing they can do is ask me to remove the image, if they did this then I would be happy to, after a set time if they had issue they would issue a DMCA notice to myself legally demanding I remove it, if that fails then they would contact my host, now my host is a good friend of mine and he has permission to go into the folder he knows where it is located and remove the image without asking. As I said I know my host and I trust my host just like Bunny and I know he host and he is a good friend of us both.
"Don't steal and wait for a DMCA"To Runic, from Kimberley at 08:18pm Sat, Nov 10, 2012
No, no and no again. Let's step back a bit and look at what we are trying to do. Are we trying to win a popularity contest? I think not. Are we running for public office? I think not. Yes, I know that there are still human beings out there who think that sex is a dirty word. And I agree with the sentiment I found in this poster.
So I vote for 'keep the name' and ignore the puritanical hypocrites. Sorry if that came out rather bluntly but that's the way I feel about this issue. If the puritanical hypocrites insist on being insulted and offended by being called puritanical hypocrites, then there's nothing much I can do to stop them from feeling so.
"Judgemental evaluation"To Victor Leigh, from Ryder13 at 07:25am Mon, Dec 31, 2012
Actually many pagans are bright and cheery, I usually am and I am a devout Pagan.
Oh really? So are you especially bright and cheery when you are preparing to sacrifice virgins to celebrate the coming of spring? Come to think of it, you can't be. Most probably you would be tired and grumpy because finding a virgin nowadays is more difficult than looking for a needle in the hay stack.
"I hate that stereotype"To Victor Leigh, from Runic at 11:55pm Mon, Dec 3, 2012
I doubt not only my talent but also that any publisher would be interested.. So, as they say in my country, ner ner! Lol.
"poor attitude and low esteem---not my rpoblem"To Archangel, from cinderr at 03:52am Fri, Aug 16, 2013
I believe it depends. Philip Zimbardo stated in one of his books that it's possible to be born with a particular sexuality, nurtured into or simply choose it. I agree with him. I've observed that many straight people who live among bisexuals or homosexuals are getting curious and sometimes start experimenting with their sexuality on their own.
"do not agree, no offense"To Triss, from cinderr at 04:07am Fri, Aug 9, 2013
Where I'm at in my career, as BRS competition would not do me any favours in the long run. The prizes might be cool, but I am supposed to be writing and publishing in places where possible employers will understand the value of my work. That's not saying you guys rock here, but that it's not the right place for my work.
"a bit high faluting, if you ask me---in a word, arrogant."To FlanneryCam, from cinderr at 03:11am Wed, Aug 7, 2013
Novelist Bunnies: Do you write in order? 
