: Is there an online critique community for stories written in german? I am writing fiction in german. I am looking for a place to share my work, where I can get constructive criticism. The

I am writing fiction in german. I am looking for a place to share my work, where I can get constructive criticism.

The site should provide some mechanism that encouraged constructive feedback and some kind of voting mechanism for published stories. I found critters, which would be what I'm looking for. Except it's english only.

Is there a functioning online critique community for german content?

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I found the site wortkrieger.de (formerly kurzgeschichten.de) myself.

But I don't know if it is functioning well and I didn't find information about how this site works in the FAQ section.

If anyone has experience with this site please add a comment.

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