Submissions and Forums and Features (Oh, My!)

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So far, this has been an exciting year for 365. The submissions are working out great, and we’ve been really impressed with the quality. Judging from your feedback, you’ve been enjoying them too. However, we’ve had a few emails asking about the status of particular submissions after they’ve been rejected or accepted, and we’ve traced this problem to the fact that 365tomorrows emails are being filtered as spam by a few popular email services. When you submit, please make sure that 365tomorrows.com is on your list of approved senders!

We’ve pleased to announce a new forum overlord: Freeman. If you haven’t already checked out our forums, head over to discuss the day’s story (and other exciting topics!) with other 365 readers. Most of the staff and a few popular non-staff writers follow the boards to answer questions and participate in the fun. We’d love to have you join us.

We’ve got another exciting announcement: beginning this month, we’ll be occasionally featuring a writer pulled from our well of submissions. We’re kicking this off with Duncan Shields, whom you’ll be seeing a lot of in October.

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