Advanced CritiquePlease read our blog The Advanced Critique Folder before submitting. Subfolders now open for submissions! This folder operates on a crit for a crit basis, much like a critique group. Please see this deviation for the steps you need to take before your work will be accepted. If you are unfamiliar with how to give a critique, please consult one of the guides to the right. You may also note the group for a working example of what TWM expects out of a critique.
Please note... You DO NOT have to be a dA subscriber to submit here. We don't care what symbol you carry in front of your name, as long as you like to critique! 
7 Rules for Critique on ProseSeven Rules for Critiquing Prose on dA
1. Decide if the time is right to critique. Sitting down to critique something when you're tired, pressed for time, angry, or in a less than conducive environment (TV in the background, screaming kids, Facebook game running on your other tab) isn't fair to the author, since their work isn't getting 100% of your attention. You wouldn't want them to do the same with your work, would you? If the situation doesn't allow for leisure reading, then it certainly won't allow for critiquing. Remember, this person is trusting your feedback. And if they've had enough crits to know you were slacking, you've most lik 7 Rules for Critique on Prose by ~Kira73
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