Contributing to us is easy if you know how! Here's the guide to becoming a valued member of *FavShare:

If you are a visual artist:
Run through your friend's favourites, until you find a piece of literature.
Note us with the piece.
Find another!

If you are a writer:
First read the Visual Arts Order of Submissions at the bottom of the page.
Then run through your friend's favourites until you find a piece of art.
Note us with the piece.
Find another!

For those lucky ones that are both writers and visual artists:
Alternate between the two above!

See? It's easy! Once we get your suggestion it will be added to either the ArtShare list or the LitShare list, and your icon will be added to the Contributor list on the main page.

Visual Arts Order of Submissions
So that we here at FavShare can maintain a small amount of order, and prevent a massive notes overflow, we've decided to break the visual arts up into three different sections. If you are a writer who is suggesting a piece of visual art from your friend's favourites, take note: WE WILL ONLY BE TAKING SUGGESTIONS OF FAVOURITES THAT FALL INTO THE CATEGORY OF THE MONTH. Anything else will be disregarded. The order is:

1st Month: Suggestions of literature from the Traditional and Digital Art Galleries.

2nd Month: Suggestions of literature from the Manga/Anime, Cartoons/Comics and Anthro Galleries

3rd Month: Suggestions of literature from the Photography, Customization, Design/Interfaces, Artisan crafts and Flash Galleries.

...and back to the start. Please wait for a specific gallery's month before suggesting a piece from that gallery.

Note:
As a result of a few enquiries on the issue, here is some clarification of whether or not you can send in your own favourites. At the moment we are only accepting favourites from your friend's favourites galleries, not your own. There are three reasons for this:
1) People already have their favourites gallery to exhibit pieces that they personally like,
2) By searching through your friend's galleries, you might find more pieces of art that you might enjoy, and
3) If you want people to feature stuff that's in your favourites, you have to tell them about it, which means that they will join in