Gitting Gud (for a given value of gud):
--Quest Specific--
[QM Starter Guide] https://docs.google.com/document/d/1emQ6IYzRYN4MG45Zl9a-0UH0ARuWLaBB_U924NXc-DY/pub (YMMV, read at your own discretion)
[Assorted QM advice] http://pastebin.com/nnXayuZT (humor might not be your cup of tea, YMMV as always)
[Stuff About Dice] http://pastebin.com/MhwpNLBm
[BIG Character sheet] https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2_8lKX8mCRGdXBWNlVWSjBtRXM/
[System design pointers] http://www.darkshire.net/jhkim/rpg/systemdesign/
--General Writing--
[How to English] http://www.cws.illinois.edu/workshop/writers/
[Self-Editing Tips] http://thewritersguidetoepublishing.com/self-editing-tips-from-new-york-times-bestselling-author-gemma-halliday
[Refining your prose] http://davidgaughran.wordpress.com/2012/01/25/self-editing-back-to-basics-part-i-guest-post-by-karin-cox/
[Writer's Quick Reference] http://www.ravenscourtpress.com/uploads/4/8/0/6/4806696/a_self-editing_checklist.pdf

Communication:
[Hugbox] #ques/tg/enerals @ Rizon.net
[The Cabal] #QMC @ Rizon.net
[QuestMaster Directory] https://twitter.com/Eisenstern/quest-runner-directory (post your twitter link in QTG to get added)
[Akun] http://anonkun.com/user/Dev-kun (yell abuse at as necessary)

Tools:
[Suptg Archive Script] https://greasyfork.org/scripts/2065-sup-tg-archive-quote-functions (use with your favorite userscript manager)
[4chan X] https://github.com/ccd0/4chan-x
[Foolz X] https://dl.dropbox.com/s/5fxjiuig4vnkgte/FoolX.user.js

The Cabal:
[Cabal Suggestion Vault] https://factor.cc/pad/p/r.KEob5HNWCqLGmpUY (collection of premises, some may already be taken)
[Cabal Suggestion Box] https://factor.cc/pad/p/CabalSuggestionBox (leave your terrible premises here)
[Cabal Projects] http://pastebin.com/BB566FX5

FAQ:
> Can I run [QUEST]?
Yes.

> Should I run [QUEST]?
Probably not, but that's never stopped anyone.

> Give me advice on [QUEST premise].
It's shit.

> As a QM, how often should I read QTG?
Never.

> How do I git gud?
Lurk and learn. Read quests, ideally finished ones. Read the links above. Write something everyday.

> Can you help me with [specific QUEST problem]?
Maybe. Take any advice you get with a grain of salt. Don't use your trip unless you're really sure.

> Good run times?
Ideally a chunk of four hours or more between UTC 1600 and UTC 0500. Weekends tend to be slightly more active than weekdays.

> I live in aussieland/the moon/somewhere isolated.
Sucks m8, go to WorldTimeServer.com and calculate a proper runtime for yourself, then cry when it's a shit time with no players.

> I DON'T WANT TO SIGN UP FOR TWATTER TO GET UPDATES ON QUEST SCHEDULES
Then don't. Bookmark the page.

> I DON'T WANT TO GET A TWATTER TO INFORM MY PLAYERS
Nobody's forcing you to.

> Which timezone should I use to announce my quests?
EST or UTC are the most common and easiest to convert for your players, no matter their location.

> Other quest sites?
>>tgchan
>>Anonkun
>>QuestionableQuesting
There are others but we don't talk about them.

> Which quests have eBooks?
pastebin.com/kbGzcbDb These, others are currently being created or might be linked in their individual threads.

> How do I make quest eBooks?
You will need a text editor(optional, useful to strip residual formatting), LibreOffice Writer, Calibre and a PDF viewer.
(1) Find the archived threads, CTRL + F the QM tripcode and copy the posts into the text editor, tag the beginnings and endings of threads somehow.
(2) Save as plaintext.
(3) Open in LibreOffice, apply formatting, use the Headings and Title functions to distinguish between threads.
(4) Save one ODT and one HTML version in a folder with the Quest's title.
(5) Export as PDF, save the result in the same folder.
(6) Open Calibre, Click [Add Books], wait till the import is done, then [Convert Books] and choose MOBI and EPUB.
(7) Complete folder and compress.
(8) Upload to a DDL host.
(9) Post.