| Hi, poetry lovers! First off I would like to say that I'm happy to have created this group for Chinese poetry, this is something I really find joy in. I hope to share it with you and other users on MAL who may not know this type of poetry. Since this group is fairly new, I need your feedback and suggestions to help acclimate other users with this group. Any feedback that follows Site & Forum Guidelines is welcomed, the same goes for suggestions. Your suggestions can be stated below or in my PMs. I will be checking this thread frequently for any feedback and suggestions I might get. |
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