Being held back is one thing; being held back by a list where every line is already ticked is another. Open your own manuscript and Improve your manuscript now always names at least one thing under Required to publish — including when what's missing is simply more of you on the page.
Before you read other people's manuscripts, Anketta now asks that yours be ready — here you meet people through their words, and a page that isn't yet yours makes a thin introduction. If yours isn't ready it says so and points you back to it: open your own manuscript and Improve your manuscript lists what to work on, keeping what's required to publish apart from what would simply make it shine. Tap any line for an example of what good looks like — and where one passage is what's holding you back, that passage is marked in your own text.
Being told a part of your manuscript needs work — without being told which part — is its own small torment. Open your manuscript now and the words in question are marked right there in the line, with a note beneath them in the reviewer's own hand, saying what to change.
And when you open your match's manuscript from a chat, only the lines they've truly written away gather at the bottom now — each one a card you can tap to answer, the same as any line still on the page.
Going to write now lands you straight on your own manuscript — the words you last set down are already there, no blank pause while the page finds itself. Your photos, too, are waiting the moment you open them.