RogueMudblood

Jojo - you can't edit as you're posting as a guest. As I understand your post, you are able to access the link I posted directly into the subdomain, correct? Since you're having difficulty with those links but not getting into the subdomain over all, what I would suggest is using the search function in the originals subdomain in order to find the story. Other than clearing your cache and cookies and restarting your browser (closing it and opening it back up - all open browser windows), there's nothing further I can suggest. If you are still experiencing issues, then I do have to suggest waiting until after 5p EST to allow for DG to return from her RL job, as more in depth problems are beyond my ability to fix for you. Now, if you are using IE, and the issue is persisting, please do try to restart your machine. Though someone earlier in the thread stated that it is not necessary, that would have been a change in the latest version as far as I am aware, since all changes to Microsoft applications generally tell you that they require a restart of the machine in order to function as requested.

Here's the main original section page: http://original.adult-fanfiction.org/index.php What happens when you click that?

Please clear your cache and cookies, then restart your browser. (close it and re-open)

Can you provide links?

Anise - thank you for your review! I'm glad you enjoyed it, and that I was able to capture the romance that I was attempting to.

A Simple Chore Opportunities to show affection should never be overlooked. AFFO, ChallengeFic, COMPLETE, Fingering, M/F, Oneshot, PWP Erotica > Het - Male/Female Melrick - Thank you, good sir! I am very glad indeed to know that I did capture the aspect of "warmth" that I had intended. I truly appreciate you taking the time to read and review. I'm doubly thrilled that you enjoyed the tale!

Pen Name: RogueMudblood Story link: http://original.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=600106529 Review replies link: http://www2.adult-fanfiction.org/forum/index.php/topic/52343-review-replies-a-simple-chore/ Prompts Used: One Word: "warmth" Type of fic: Flashfic Fandom: Original Pairing: N/A Warnings: AFFO, ChallengeFic, COMPLETE, Fingering, M/F, Oneshot, PWP

anesor - Thanks for taking the time to read and review! This character certainly isn't a nice fellow, and I'm glad I was able to convey that. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I hope you continue to!

Thank you - I hadn't even thought about that. So, profuse, profuse thanks!

From your current profile: Can you explain please what the issue was? Did they describe it at all? Because if it was while they were accessing an old link yesterday while DG was getting the URL redirect in place, that could explain it. As far as I'm aware, there are no issues that would cause this. Now, if the user as banned from the site, and their complaint was that their profile was removed and they couldn't login to leave a review, frankly, we don't delete without reason. If there is a technical issue, we'd prefer to be aware of it rather than users choosing to just post about it on their profiles, to be honest. Unlike some other sites, we pay attention to reports we receive.

I would suggest looking through the challenges forum.

Pen Name: RogueMudblood Story link: http://movies.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=600094780&chapter=7 Review replies link: www2.adult-fanfiction.org/forum/index.php/topic/49543-review-replies-and-we-continue-on/ Type of fic: Flashfic Rating: Adult + Fandom: The Monster Squad Pairing: Rudy/Phoebe (As stated in the author's note - and made as clear as possible in the text - this takes place eighteen years after the movie ends, so all parties are adults.) Warnings: AFFO, Angst, ChallengeFic, Fingering, H/C, M/F, Oral, UST, Violence, WIP

"Kryptonite," 3 Doors Down

Actually, Rasengan22 was unwilling to comply with the site's terms of service. S/He was repeatedly warned regarding non-compliant disclaimers. Having said that, there were no stories on the profile when it was removed from the archive for an invalid e-mail.

Glad to hear it! You'll find that those of us in the forums are rather an open-minded - if passionate - bunch. Now: as to an example of what I mean on the rules issue - This is the disclaimer as it appears now (don't worry, the mods will warn on it, if they haven't already) Yes, it's a fanfiction, and the rules for disclaimers are different than in originals. However, given the fact that the author didn't name the fandom, only states that they are not making profit from the characters (neglecting any other element of fandom) and feels a declaration on an adult site that adult content is included is necessary, I know that reviewing this story will likely give me a headache. It was one of the rules I made for myself when I started reviewing for the R.A. here in the forums - if you can't get the basics right, it's not worth my time to bother with your story, and I'll move on to the next person. That might sound uppity, but look at it from my perspective: that story is likely going to be hidden or deleted. Why waste my time explaining to the author that the ampersand doesn't belong in prose -ever- and that I'm not quite sure how come (cum) can "quirt"? (It is a word, by the way, which our horse handlers here in the forums will recognize immediately.) I'm of the opinion that it's not worth my suffering, so I'll move on to someone who actually wants to know what people think of their writing. By the time you're old enough to be posting here, you should have moved past the "I don't care how I present my stuff as long as it's out there" phase and into the "I'd really like to know if my writing's worth a damn" phase. Sadly, that isn't always the case. What I would do is pick one section of originals - say, SciFi (and subsection) - and give concrit there for a week. If the authors there aren't receptive, move to another subsection and so on until you find the niche with people that want well-balanced concrit.

This.

Hey there, DG will need you to provide her existing links before she can create the sub-categories. If you could post those up here in the thread, it would be appreciated.

While I hope that wasn't here, I have the nasty feeling it was. We have a few authors in that section that are the reason some of us call it diva-ville. Frankly, if I'm taking the time to write you a review, and you feel it's necessary to take it personally when I - at least once - note that it's a critique of the work, my response to you is going to be along the lines of "if you didn't want my opinion, why did you post it on the internet?" If that incident was about two year ago, I already have two immediate candidates come to my mind as the ones who would have reacted that way, both of whom have been banned from the site permanently due to repeated terms of service infractions. I have a couple rules when I'm reading here at AFF. One I won't bore you with. The other is simple: does this story conform to the terms of service? If the answer is no, I'm not going to bother. Why? If you can't make your story fit within the simple rules and guidelines of this site (we have a lot fewer than many other sites I've seen), that means you can't take anyone 'hampering' your 'creativity' with things like a disclaimer and chapters that consist of actual story, and other things which irk me as a reader and moreso as a staff member. So if you can't take a little bit of rules and regulations, that likely means that you can't take criticism. Good or bad. And that means that we're going down the "how dare you attack me by saying I need to turn on spellcheck?!" road (only probably with a few misspellings in it). I believe in being open and honest, and if I honestly didn't like your story because your grammar left me cringing, I'm going to tell you that. I'm just going to word it more politely. It might take me a half hour (or more) to figure out how to do so, but I will tell you. I'm going to comment on your characters' traits and personalities - whether they mesh or don't, especially if it's original fic. Why more there? Because if your characters are inconsistent in their personalities from one chapter to the next, unless your writing a schizo or bi-polar story (truly, someone that suffers from that disorder), then you need to know that so you can develop your writing skills. But if me giving you a character analysis translates into a "how dare you?!" e-mail, PM, IM, Tweet, counter-review, etc, I will not be amused, and you will know it. If you're actually bold enough to leave it on my review board, the whole forum will have access to my reaction, because it will be in my response thread. And, yes, I'll definitely consider it 'using the review board for purposes other than reviewing' if there's nothing there relating to my story and I'll screen it and pop up a thread on it in the staff forums for DG to make a call. IMO, if an 'author' can't take criticism, they're not really an author. Think of every published author you like. How many times have they had to suffer slings and arrows? Now think of every published author you don't like. 'Nuff said.

http://hp.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=544204711 http://hp.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=544204707 <- in the correct sub-section was looking for one posted up in the search forums; found this instead

This was the link: http://buffy.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=5295 If was by ComedyofErrors. She has, however, removed all of her works.

Please re-read: If DG can find no record that the staff removed it, that leaves author deletion. Could it be possible that you deleted it and don't recall? Since the title eludes you, is it possible at all that you may not recall having deleted the story?

A Valuable Service was by Slutty_Harry aka CassieBlack. Perhaps there's something else she's written that might appeal? She did delete A Valuable Service.

story has been deleted

Demonadine - Thank you for taking the time to read and review! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'm trying to keep the aspect of the campy humor that was present in the movie. Even so, I do want it to explore the pseudo-horror aspect as well, so do bear in mind that it will venture into that realm eventually. With each of the chapters being short (as determined by the requirements of the challenge), building up to that without losing the characteristics of Rudy and still maintaining an air of mystery has certainly presented some intriguing moments in the writing process for me. It's good to know that the approach I've been using is actually being perceived as intended. I hope you continue to read and find the piece enjoyable!