<p>Around eighth grade to maybe the middle of sophomore year I was obsessed with writing and publishing a book. I wrote a novel, networked with agents, and got a group of other teen writers who wanted to get published to build a teen writers' site with me. </p>
<p>We made blog posts about the writing process, interviewed YA authors and literary agents, etc...basically, it was a very professional blog, designed by/for teens. No cuss words or any inappropriate material of that sort. Some authors linked to us, and we started getting hits.</p>
<p>After we relocated to a new domain, things died down and a lot of the originals left. There's a new system in which anyone can post, as long as you email it to an admin. The question is, would it be alright to say that I am a founder and administrator of the site, even though I've left? </p>
<p>I want to say that I've been doing it from eighth grade to senior year, but I would have to start posting again, of course. Is that alright, if there's a gap in between?</p>
<p>**Oh and I'm not sure if it's a college resume. I've just been calling it that for the past few months. I guess the correct term would be "college app."</p>