[mrh Posts: 4,826 Status: Offline www.marciahoehne.com]

Do you mean response times? Yes, that is gone. We had to cut the Blueboard down a great deal, per SCBWI requirements.

QueryTracker, https://querytracker.net , does a much better job tracking agents and publishers than we ever could, even at the free level. If you have questions about magazine response times, it's fine to post that in Nonfiction & Magazines. https://www.scbwi.org/boards/index.php?board=290.0

[Lmc71775 Posts: 51 Status: Offline]

I can't seem to find the forum for critiques. If anyone can guide me there, I'd appreciate it.

[AnneB Posts: 3,797 Status: Offline]

Find/Join Critique Groups is here. https://www.scbwi.org/boards/index.php?board=127.0 . 

Note: a "group" can be ongoing or very temporary, and as small as one other person or as many as offer to provide feedback.

[Barbara Etlin Posts: 2,242 Status: Offline]

I can't seem to find "What did you blog about today?" Is this something you're working on or did you eliminate it?

Thanks for all your hard work.

[dinalapomy101 Posts: 1,875 Status: Offline Happy writing to all!]

Hi Barbara -- What Did You Blog About Today is now its own thread in this board:
https://www.scbwi.org/boards/index.php?board=291.0

Thanks for asking!

[Barbara Etlin Posts: 2,242 Status: Offline]

Thanks, Dina!

[priscilla.gilman Posts: 24 Status: Offline]

Any chance you’ll be adding more back posts to Ask a Lawyer? I’m finding reading through what’s there incredibly helpful and would love more.

[andracill Posts: 5,724 Status: Offline Worlds within...screaming to get out!]

Any chance you’ll be adding more back posts to Ask a Lawyer?

Every question that's been asked is there. If you can't find what you're looking for, it's because no one has asked it yet.

[priscilla.gilman Posts: 24 Status: Offline]

Every question that's been asked is there. If you can't find what you're looking for, it's because no one has asked it yet.

Huh. Thanks. The oldest post there refers to older posts, so that’s why I thought there must be more.

[mrh Posts: 4,826 Status: Offline www.marciahoehne.com]

The oldest post there refers to older posts, so that’s why I thought there must be more.

We actually don't handle the Ask a Lawyer board. That is run strictly by the SCBWI literary attorney. She approves and answers posts, but does not remove posts. (I am assuming she has not seen legal reason to do so.)

[Debbie Vilardi Posts: 7,070 Status: Offline Language is so cool!]

Huh. Thanks. The oldest post there refers to older posts, so that’s why I thought there must be more.

The old posts referred to were from the original SCBWI board and were never ported to the Blueboard. Originally, they had planned to do so, but something changed that. I can't recall if it was a tech issue or what.

[priscilla.gilman Posts: 24 Status: Offline]

The old posts referred to were from the original SCBWI board and were never ported to the Blueboard. Originally, they had planned to do so, but something changed that. I can't recall if it was a tech issue or what.

Got it. Thanks.

[frederick-thurber Posts: 164 Status: Offline Natural history with a humorous twist]

I went to the main SCBWI page looking for a link to the Blueboard but could not find it.  I had to navigate to my home page to get to the forums and then the Blueboard.    Too bad it is so hard to find.  In my "Monday Mingle" sessions with the New England chapter, most members do not seem to know about the Blueboard.

[JodyJS Posts: 1,319 Status: Offline Available for preorder! Out 12/12/23]

I've been a member of the "Blueboards" from before it was a part of SCBWI, and I agree; most SCBWI members don't have a clue about this valuable resource.

[Debbie Vilardi Posts: 7,070 Status: Offline Language is so cool!]

If you scroll all the way down the main page, Discussion Boards is under additional resources.