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ProjectComment has been an active comment group for 11+ years to give you the constructive comments you deserve!

We have many projects that encourage our awesome members to give and get comments. These projects involve workshops, features, contests, and, more importantly, systems that rely on interchange, inclusion and interaction.

It's not easy to give and get comments, but, with the many projects we have here, we hope you find something that works best for you.

If you have any questions, concerns, suggestions, or anything else, please do not hesitate to contact us !

Our Values
Our amazing admins and members give comments and get comments with the following values in mind:

  • Interchange
    …to restore balance – comment for comment, positive and negative, give and take.
  • Inclusion
    …to accept all – every commenter, every art, regardless of skill or artist.
  • Interaction
    …to nurture together – educate, engage, elevate.


Click the links below to reach the relevant section:


If you cannot find what you are looking for, please note us !



Joining ProjectComment [^ ]
ProjectComment membership is automatically approved. We accept every kind of artist and all kinds of art. We don’t care if you are an expert, or a complete n00b, at commenting!

To join, you do not have to be an amazing artist or commenter. We believe everyone can write a constructive comment if they are willing to try and learn.

So, what are you waiting for?


I'm new! Where do I start? What do I do? [^ ]
Welcome to ProjectComment ! Where you start and what you do is entirely up to you! There are many places for you to start, and many things for you to do. No one way is right or wrong.

ProjectComment encourages you to ask yourself what you really want from the group. Do you want comments? Do you want to give comments? Do you want support for your comments?

These are just some of the questions that you could be asking yourself. Once you have your answer, check out our visual help guide for new members to find where you can start and what you can do.

As a group, we encourage you to join us whenever you can. We understand that commenting takes time - you may not have a lot of time, or be active. That is completely fine with us! Many of our projects allow you to come and go as you please.


ProjectComment "Projects" [^ ]
ProjectComment ’s projects can range from workshops, features, contests, actual projects and much more! Everything we have is to encourage you to give and get the comments you deserve, as well as aid you in your commenting.

Each project has its own rules, guidelines and information, as well as its own ‘Project Manager’. The Project Manager is the person to go to with any questions, suggestions or concerns about anything related to the project, as they, essentially, manage the project. If you are not comfortable talking to the Project Manager, please note the group instead.


ProjectComment Rules [^ ]
ProjectComment ’s rules and group standards ensure the efficiency and fairness of our projects for everyone. Your understanding of our rules and group standards is very much appreciated.

Constructive Comments
Comments made on behalf of ProjectComment should be constructive. What is a Constructive Comment?

For the comment to really help an artist, a rough measurement is a comment of 7 consecutive lines as seen on a desktop computer. As screen sizes differ, ProjectComment counts 7 lines as 200 words minimum of deviation-related content.

Please do not interpret lines as ‘sentences’ or lines that should be broken up.
7 consecutive lines means that the lines should follow on from each other - one after the other.


To really help an artist, we also expect constructive comments to use What is a Constructive Comment? as a guide and basic foundation for your comment, not to be used or interpreted as the bare minimum required by ProjectComment . For further support, please review our Constructive Commenting: Guiding Questions (questions to consider when writing constructive comments) and Comment Hall of Fame (examples of constructive comments).


In addition, while ProjectComment recommends you include greetings, introductions, conclusions, well wishes, disclaimers, etc. to round off your constructive comments, these are not counted as deviation-related content, which means they are not counted in the 200 words minimum requirement. 


Member Indication
To distinguish between comments made on behalf of our group, and comments made on behalf of other groups, please indicate you are a member of ProjectComment in your constructive comment:




What is a Constructive Comment? [^ ]
A constructive comment is a comment that serves a useful purpose. For many artists, constructive comments help them improve their artwork. For others, constructive comments offer insight, depth, new perspective and more. Ultimately, constructive comments encourage critical thinking of both the artist and the commenter, and they embody our values as a group.

A constructive comment is...
  • Tailored to the artist and the art.
  • Precise in summarizing your interpretation of the piece regarding the concept, meaning and more.
  • Well-rounded and balanced in content, including things done well and not done well, things you like and not like, positive and negative, etc.
  • Targeted for artistic improvement, with suggestions of what to improve, how to improve and why the artist should improve in this specific area.
  • Justified with specific examples, evidence and explanations. This is done through 'why', 'how', 'what', etc.
    For example, what does this particular element create in / add to / contributes to...the piece, the subject, the concept, etc.? How and why does the element or artist do this?

Please take note that the above is to be used as a guide and basic foundation for your comment, not to be used or interpreted as the bare minimum required by ProjectComment . The above should help you expand upon your own comment. For further support, please review our Constructive Commenting: Guiding Questions (questions to consider when writing constructive comments) and Comment Hall of Fame (examples of constructive comments).


In addition, while ProjectComment recommends you include greetings, introductions, conclusions, well wishes, disclaimers, etc. to round off your constructive comment, these are not counted as deviation-related content, which means they are not counted in the 200 words minimum requirement. 



What is not a Constructive Comment? [^ ]
A constructive comment is not…
A line or a few lines - it is difficult to be constructive when writing so little.

An Itemized List - or any list at all.

Generic - feedback that could be applied to any artist or any art.

Useless - no insight, no depth, no improvement suggestions, no justification, etc.

Rude / Offensive / Insulting - constructive comments can be given (i.e. phrased) constructively.


Examples of Constructive Comments [^ ]
The different parts (or 'structure') of the comment are as follows:

  • Brief Introduction - first impressions and feelings over the artwork.
  • The well-done elements – main idea, examples and explanation of what was done well.
  • The points to improve - what elements could be improved and how to do so.
  • Brief Conclusion – supporting message and encouragement to the artist, thus ending the comment on a positive or hopeful note.

6-7 Lines or 200 Words Minimum*


7+ Lines or 300 Words Minimum*


RED: The main idea of each point for further development later; something general to introduce your point and what you will say.

GREEN: Examples used as 'evidence' of the main idea, thus helping the artist to spot different elements or areas of improvement. No 'evidence' can cause confusion for the artist.

BLUE: Further guidance by suggesting ways to improve, specifically focusing on how. Simply stating what needs to be improved is not enough to help the artist.

PURPLE: Justification and explanation of the effect on you (the commenter/audience) by the different elements (red) and examples (green). This is important in highlighting whether the audience (you) was able to understand the artwork in terms of meaning and concept.

Check out our Comment Hall of Fame , which features amazing constructive comments!


Submitting to the Gallery [^ ]
ProjectComment guarantees constructive comments for every piece in our Gallery, but to get constructive comments, you must first give constructive comments on pieces from our Gallery! This ensures the system keeps running, that comments are being given so that others get comments. (Submission Limit: 7/week.)

If you would like to submit Literature, we would really appreciate it if you could comment on Literature so that it is fair. Submitting Literature?


Submission Approval
For ProjectComment to approve your submission to our Gallery, please do the following:

  • Give a constructive comment on a deviation in our Gallery, preferably from the same folder you would like to submit to yourself.
  • Once you have commented, please give us a link to your comment as seen here OR post on our front page OR note the group with a link to the deviation you would like to submit to the group.
  • We will review your comment. If the comment is constructive, your submission will be accepted into the group and will not be moved until you get a constructive comment back.

Please note it takes 48 hours (maximum) to receive a response from ProjectComment regarding your Gallery Submissions


Our Gallery System
Folders open to our members:

Give & Get 1 Comment, 200 Words Minimum
Give & Get 1 Comment, 300 Words Minimum
Give & Get 2 Comments, 200 Words Minimum
Give & Get 2 Comments, 300 Words Minimum

What do our folders mean?

  • Give & Get - If you submit to Give & Get 1, you will give 1 comment and get 1 comment. If you submit to Give & Get 2, you will give 2 comments and get 2 comments.
  • Lines - If you submit to 200 words minimum, you will give 200 words minimum and get 200 words minimum. If you submit to 300 words minimum, you will give 300 words minimum and get 300 words minimum.

Take Note
  • Please respect our system. For example, if you are commenting on a deviation in the 300 words minimum folders, please post a comment of 300 words minimum.
  • If you have made and linked us to two constructive comments, you will, of course, get two constructive comments back.
  • Comments must be constructive, on deviation-related content. What is a Constructive Comment?


Submitting Literature [^ ]
You may submit literature to ProjectComment , but we do have specific rules…

  • If you would like to submit Literature to our Gallery, we would really appreciate it if you could comment on Literature so that it is fair.
  • Our members will not be commenting on more than two standard pages of Literature. Therefore, we ask that you refrain from submitting more than two pages or, if you insist on submitting, please do not expect our commenters to comment, fully, on the entire piece.
  • Our members cannot comment on any chapter after the first (e.g. Chapter 2 or 22) with understanding of happenings that occurred in previous chapters. Therefore, if you would like a comment on a piece that comes after the first chapter, it will be approached as a standalone piece.
  • Our members may not know the fandom of a fanfiction piece. Therefore, please bear in mind that our members may not be able to comment on the content.


Giving & Getting Comments [^ ]
If you want to get comments by giving comments, that is awesome! ProjectComment tries to foster an environment of reciprocity, of fair exchange and balance, so that those that give comments get comments back of the same caliber.

How does it work to get comments by giving comments? Well, we have projects that encourage you to give comments first. Once you have commented and linked us to your comments, your piece will be commented on by other members – just like what you did for someone else.


Please note that Give & Get Comment Projects guarantee you comments.




Getting Comments, Without Giving [^ ]
Commenting takes time, especially if you are posting constructive comments. Therefore, we understand if you just want to get comments without giving any (although, we would like you to pay the kindness forward by giving comments too).

  • More Exposure - Not exactly a ‘Comment Project’, this project aims to bring you more exposure by featuring you on our front page and in a news article.
    (Submission Limit: 1/week.)
  • No Constructive Comments - We guarantee one constructive comment for deviations with no constructive comments. (Submission Limit: 1/week.)
  • Points/Comment Exchange - We accept in exchange of comments. To do so, please donate here and ensure you link the deviations you would like to get comments on. Our prices:
  • 100 = 2 Constructive Comments of 200 Words Minimum each.
  • 150 = 2 Constructive Comments of 300 Words Minimum each.

Please note that some Get Comment Projects do not guarantee you comments.



Interacting & Supporting Commenters [^ ]
Without our awesome commenters, ProjectComment wouldn't be the group it is today. It is with that belief that we have initiatives for you all to interact and support one another as commenters, but also as artists and members of the DeviantArt community.



Comment Support [^ ]
You have come to the right place if you would like support for your comments and/or commenting in general! If you are open and willing to learn, we are more than willing to help and guide you through the realm of commenting.



Supporting ProjectComment [^ ]
We appreciate every and any support to help artists on DeviantArt get the constructive comments they deserve. As they say, the more, the merrier!

You can support ProjectComment in many different ways:
  • Post a Journal, Status Update and more about ProjectComment . Invite and encourage others to join in on the commenting fun!
  • Use our Comment Emoticons in your journals, artist descriptions and anywhere else you see fit!
  • If you see someone stating they want comments, mention ProjectComment to them and invite them to participate!
  • and comment on our journals, create discussions, share your thoughts and opinions!
  • Donate here , where every received goes back to our members and the community in the form of contests, projects and other events.

Become an Admin
If you would like to go one step further than a commenter or member, consider becoming an admin at ProjectComment .

We are in need of volunteers to help us manage the group behind-the-scenes. Those who are interested in our open positions should send us a note with the position you are interested in and an explanation for your interest.

Open Positions
  • Writing and Posting Commenting Workshops/Tutorials (once a month)
  • Hosting Chat Events (once a month)
  • Commenting Officially (once a week)
  • Managing a Project (ongoing)

Please ensure that you can demonstrate activity within the group before application. We will not be accepting applications from people who do not have a history of making a difference in ProjectComment .




If you cannot find what you are looking for, please note us!



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3wyl - No Constructive Comments #61
Comments: 796

Superior-Defender In reply to ??? [2016-03-09 01:44:34 +0000 UTC]

I indicated myself as a member in my comments

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3wyl In reply to Superior-Defender [2016-03-09 01:49:02 +0000 UTC]

Thank you! Unfortunately, we still require our members to link us to the comments as groups don't receive mentions, and it is difficult for us to go through all of the deviations in our gallery to find every person's comment.

We are working on getting a bot to streamline the process, but it will take time to code such a bot, so we are using this system for now.

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viviangelordevil In reply to ??? [2016-03-06 16:51:58 +0000 UTC]

I finish to read some rules obviously what intrigued me   but thanks to this information  , I can now understand better as submit and doing things at the beginning it cost me but I hope to get used to do the best I can  

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3wyl In reply to viviangelordevil [2016-03-07 00:25:50 +0000 UTC]

It will take some time to get used to our system, but hopefully you will get used to it!

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viviangelordevil In reply to 3wyl [2016-03-07 06:50:57 +0000 UTC]

thank you  

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spottedshine In reply to ??? [2016-03-03 02:28:50 +0000 UTC]

So, if I wanted to have multiple art pieces critiqued, and lets just say I wanted 2 on each. Would I comment on 4 different pieces then submit 2 of my own?

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3wyl In reply to spottedshine [2016-03-03 14:27:02 +0000 UTC]

Yes, that's right.

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Bernen In reply to ??? [2016-03-02 13:57:47 +0000 UTC]

How do I let you know if I've given a constructive comment? Would it be by sending a note or something like that? 

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3wyl In reply to Bernen [2016-03-02 14:08:58 +0000 UTC]

You can send us a note if that is easiest for you.

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Bernen In reply to 3wyl [2016-03-02 14:09:42 +0000 UTC]

Alright! Thank you!  

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3wyl In reply to Bernen [2016-03-02 21:32:33 +0000 UTC]

Let me know if you have any other questions!

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Bernen In reply to 3wyl [2016-03-03 02:41:27 +0000 UTC]

Shall do!

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KatMeloetta In reply to ??? [2016-02-28 01:13:51 +0000 UTC]

Okay so can I get you guys to give me a critique even if I am not a Core member?

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3wyl In reply to KatMeloetta [2016-02-28 01:41:00 +0000 UTC]

We give critiques without using the actual critique platform. We can still critique work through our comments, like this one. DeviantArt may want you to think that you can't get critique because you're not a core member, but you can still get critique to improve your artwork.

This proves that: Why We Comment : Part 1ProjectComment is different. We know we ask a lot of our members and of all artists on DeviantArt, whether we ask you to give comments first before receiving any in return, whether we ask you to write 100 words and more, whether we ask you to support constructive comments, to mention and spread our cause. Many artists are intimidated or anxious, and many more don't see the point. Many are quick to leave without really experiencing what it is like to give a constructive comment, much less receive one. Sometimes, it is all too easy to imagine receiving constructive comments, but our question is who gives these comments? How can anyone receive comments without people giving them in the first place? How can you reach for more if you don't help those that form the foundation of this community?
Those that form the foundation of this community are people like you, people that are willing to comment, people that are willing to put the time and effort necessary to suppor

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Saulcloud25 In reply to ??? [2016-02-25 01:42:35 +0000 UTC]

Humh.. Forgive me I'm kinda confused , I'm I supposed to comment on any random works on this group or just create a comment for my work?
Need help...

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3wyl In reply to Saulcloud25 [2016-02-25 02:04:49 +0000 UTC]

If you would like to submit to the gallery, please comment on the pieces from the folder you intend to submit to, if that makes sense?

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afreshleaf In reply to ??? [2016-02-23 03:35:50 +0000 UTC]

You guys may have announced this already, but did you recently change the submission rules? I don't remember there being a choice as to what gallery you could submit to, and you definitely had to critique 2, not just 1 or 2.

I don't mind either way, just want to make sure I'm not losing my mind!

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3wyl In reply to afreshleaf [2016-02-23 13:30:54 +0000 UTC]

We are saving the announcement for our March Newsletter.

We have made it so that there is more choice now.

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misscrocodile156 In reply to ??? [2016-02-21 18:03:41 +0000 UTC]

Am I allowed to post a critique or do I need to link a comment?

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3wyl In reply to misscrocodile156 [2016-02-21 18:14:13 +0000 UTC]

Comments and critiques are both fine as long as they are constructive. Let me know if that clears things up, or if you are more confused?

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misscrocodile156 In reply to 3wyl [2016-02-21 18:27:36 +0000 UTC]

Oh! Alright, thank you so much for letting me know ^°^'
misscrocodile156.deviantart.co…

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3wyl In reply to misscrocodile156 [2016-02-23 00:16:45 +0000 UTC]

Did our guide on how to submit to our gallery help at all?

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misscrocodile156 In reply to 3wyl [2016-02-23 02:00:07 +0000 UTC]

Yes, of course!

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3wyl In reply to misscrocodile156 [2016-02-23 23:51:51 +0000 UTC]

I'm glad! Let me know if you have any questions, suggestions, concerns or anything else!

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Tuntalm In reply to ??? [2016-02-20 18:05:39 +0000 UTC]

Can I submit my own work to the "More Exposure" folder ? And do I have to do anything before submitting it ? 

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3wyl In reply to Tuntalm [2016-02-20 20:11:16 +0000 UTC]

Yes, you can submit your own work to More Exposure and you don't have to do anything before submitting.

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Tuntalm In reply to 3wyl [2016-02-20 20:14:41 +0000 UTC]

Really ? Wow, normally I would believe I am in a dream

Thank you for answering

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3wyl In reply to Tuntalm [2016-02-21 16:58:03 +0000 UTC]

Yep! Our Favourites is almost like our 'back-up' to the Gallery.

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Tuntalm In reply to 3wyl [2016-02-21 17:12:16 +0000 UTC]

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Biby-24k In reply to ??? [2016-02-17 02:30:03 +0000 UTC]

I didn't understand where do i have to post the links of the deviations i commented on :c

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3wyl In reply to Biby-24k [2016-02-18 00:14:23 +0000 UTC]

After you have submitted to the group, click here , look to the right at 'No Comments'. Click on that link and it will direct you to a page. Scroll down, and you can paste your comments there.

Let me know if you have any questions!

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Biby-24k In reply to 3wyl [2016-02-18 00:50:00 +0000 UTC]

mmm ok i will try c:

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3wyl In reply to Biby-24k [2016-02-19 00:02:54 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much! Let me know how it goes.

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HeardDdragon In reply to ??? [2016-02-16 12:08:25 +0000 UTC]

I think i got it thank you werey much

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3wyl In reply to HeardDdragon [2016-02-16 17:17:00 +0000 UTC]

Let me know if you have any questions.

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HeardDdragon In reply to 3wyl [2016-02-17 00:28:27 +0000 UTC]

Ok thanks

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Owlgirl424 In reply to ??? [2016-02-15 23:39:21 +0000 UTC]

I think my brain just died a little....... but, thanks for all the information! Sometimes, when I get onto works, I'll mention that I'm with ProjectComment when I make Constructive Comments to them! (I don't think I can submit very many pieces to you, though. I barley submit much anyways...)

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3wyl In reply to Owlgirl424 [2016-02-16 17:17:18 +0000 UTC]



Sounds good, thank you!

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Owlgirl424 In reply to 3wyl [2016-02-16 20:12:09 +0000 UTC]

Hee hee, well you is welcome!

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3wyl In reply to Owlgirl424 [2016-02-17 00:24:28 +0000 UTC]

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TheLivingDictionary In reply to ??? [2016-02-14 04:02:39 +0000 UTC]

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Do do I have to have two comments per artwork submitted?

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3wyl In reply to TheLivingDictionary [2016-02-14 17:22:48 +0000 UTC]

To have your work accepted into our gallery, please make two constructive comments on pieces in this folder only . In return, you will get two constructive comments on your work.

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mostafa239 In reply to ??? [2016-02-12 14:14:46 +0000 UTC]

hello

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3wyl In reply to mostafa239 [2016-02-12 15:02:02 +0000 UTC]

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MoonFey In reply to ??? [2016-02-07 05:30:55 +0000 UTC]

Hi! About the 100 words rule, I usually have no idea how many words I've written in a comment. Do you maybe know if there is an easier way to find out your word count than just manually counting them?

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animelover5ful In reply to MoonFey [2016-02-12 15:41:49 +0000 UTC]

I found out an easy way to see how many words the comment contains open a word document copy the comment in word document and down where you select the language and auto correct and page numbers it shows how many words it found in the comment hope the tip helps

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MoonFey In reply to animelover5ful [2016-02-14 17:40:45 +0000 UTC]

That is a great tip. I don't actually have 'Words' though, I just have a free similar kind of thing called 'Open Office', but they might have a way to find out how many words you've written to, I just haven't found how to yet or maybe words are just better because you actually have to pay to use it so they have better features. I will see if I can figure it out!

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animelover5ful In reply to MoonFey [2016-02-14 19:23:23 +0000 UTC]

I'm glad I could help ^^ Hope it will work ^^ 
maybe online word counter can be useful too charcounter.com/en/ ^^ they count smileys too but if those are erased can make an aproximation of how many words are used ^^

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MoonFey In reply to animelover5ful [2016-02-16 20:40:28 +0000 UTC]

That sounds great! Thank you, I will try it out!

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animelover5ful In reply to MoonFey [2016-02-17 13:52:09 +0000 UTC]

No prob i.m glad it was a helpful tip

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