Yes it's inspired by the Shia Labeouf meme.

The Challenge: Open up the new story page and just do it. No out line. No planning. No prepared notes. And no Beta Just start writing. If you survive past the first chapter then you can start making notes and what not but here is the catch, You're not allowed to edit, or delete, your work while it still appears on the Most Recent page.

The spirit of this challenge is that you don't preplan what you're going to put down. So the hope is that you write it from the sites posting page, and then copy it over into your word document of choice after. Naturally no one can enforce such a rule but I would be interesting to see what stories come to everyone's mind in the down time between uploading your good works.

A large part of why I don't post my own stories is because I can't see anyone actually enjoying them. So I got to thinking "What if all of these good authors have ideas that they are just not posting because they don't believe anybody would want to read what they have to say about a topic, or they don't think their idea are fleshed out enough?" Or any of the millions of things that goes through peoples minds that stop them from posting.

I feel like a school teacher posting this last bit but if you could keep the response stories to over a thousand words that would be swell. That should also go for any story that is multi chapter, each chapter should be at least a thousand words.

The final hope of this challenge is sort of an audience participation, where the story becomes a collaboration  between writer and their audience. Where the only notes for story ideas come from the review sections. But as long as you comply with 'The Challenge' section then all the rest is just suggestion.

GOOD LUCK AUTHORS!