First off, I apologize for this being vague but I've been searching for hours.
The site had a small list of daily features for submissions, and the biggest detail i remember is that in order to post you needed to use 100 points. You generated points by giving feedback on other posts, and on signup you got 200.
I'm hoping this will reach one of that site's users.
I need help finding a specific poetry/writing website?
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Most browsers today will try to guess at what you type into the url window. Type some word that you remember from the site, such as "points" and see if the browser guesses the site you want. You can also clear the window and press Page Down to see a list of sites you have recently visited. Last, press Ctrl-H to see a list of all sites you have visited.
Every program you use has a tools menu. If you use tools a lot it will be a toolbar across the top of the screen. If you rarely use tools it might be hidden. In Windows you can click "Start" and select "Control Panel" and that gives you a menu of menus to control everything the computer does. You can right click anything and most of the time get a menu for that specific item. For example if you right click the desktop you have the option to rotate the monitor image in some graphic cards. That allows you to have an image that is high instead of wide, by turning your monitor. You don't need to memorize all these things, just be aware that they are in there. Then you can claim to know how to operate a computer at the beginner level.