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Oran Güncellemelerinin Mantığı
Oranların değişme şekli kullanıcılar için anlaşılır mı ve bu değişimler genellikle mantıklı sebeplere mi dayanıyor, yoksa tahmin edilmesi zor dalgalanmalar mı görülüyor?


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Oranların değişme şekli kullanıcılar için anlaşılır mı ve bu değişimler genellikle mantıklı sebeplere mi dayanıyor, yoksa tahmin edilmesi zor dalgalanmalar mı görülüyor?
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This is an open thread for anything you’d like to share.
If there’s something you enjoy, want more of, are curious about, or would love to see explored — this is the place to say so.
Big ideas, small thoughts, half-formed suggestions all welcome.There’s no expectation that everything will happen — but everything will be read.
You can comment anytime. Add as much or as little detail as you like.
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Welcome to our group Suggestions & Ideas! A space for us to connect and share with each other. Start by posting your thoughts, sharing media, or creating a poll.
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For this challenge, write one or more horror haiku set in a familiar place after it has emptied.
Let the poem carry a feeling of unease, intrusion, or quiet wrongness, and a sense that something has been left behind — or is waiting.
Guidelines:
Traditional haiku form (5–7–5 syllables)
Post as many haiku as you like
Suggestion over explanation — keep it subtle
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This week’s ShadowSpark is a constraint challenge.
Using all five objects below, write a piece of micro-horror (up to 500 words).
How you use them is entirely up to you — literal or symbolic, subtle or overt.
Your five objects:
A key
A mirror
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If you’ve joined us recently — welcome, it’s lovely to have you here.
And if you’ve been around a while, thank you for being part of our community — it wouldn’t be what it is without you.
As a simple ice-breaker, feel free to drop your all-time favourite:
book
film
or series
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They were warned that the bond would change them — not metaphorically, but physically, spiritually, or irreversibly. Still, they crossed the line.
Begin with the moment something small goes wrong after an act of intimacy: a shadow that won’t detach, a heartbeat that no longer matches its owner, a mark that wasn’t there before. As the scene unfolds, make it clear that this consequence is tied to desire, not violence.
What does loving this person take from them?What does it give in return — and why is that trade still worth making?
Let the supernatural surface through sensation, emotion, and consequence rather than spectacle.
below textbook shelves
beneath floorboards blood puddles
no longer shushing
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too close a shaved neck
warm towel wraps sleeping face
after hours dustbin
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at midnight howling
heard along a narrow park path
blood stains lost in rain