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She's actually over 18. The issue was and is that we do NOT allow the type of fiction she wants to post. Where the bulk of it is script and/or book data, and NOT original content. I'm sorry, but we can't allow it. You were emailed multiple times as to why. You insisted on reposting the story, even when you KNEW that we do not allow this sort of thing. For others reading this, the type of story is what is often referred to as "fan make", meaning the user takes the script from a show (tv, movie, cartoon, whatever), uses it wholesale as the story, and calls it his or her own. Sorry people, posting it with your user name doesn't make it yours, when it can be clearly shown to be the script of something. You were lucky I didn't delete you outright for plagiarism.

Hello Annie Angel, As one of the moderators, I am very sorry you feel this way about AFF, and that you find the Terms of Service too restrictive to continue posting here. As you are aware from previous correspondence, AFF does not allow Fanmake/Read the Book stories, and does not allow author's notes in the place of chapters. The Terms of Service have been carefully put together to ensure the best protection is in place for authors, readers, the site administrators, and last but not least the original creators (without whom we would not have fanfiction). This site is closely monitored and moderated to ensure adherence to those Terms of Service for the benefit of everyone. If at some point in the future you feel able to abide by those few simple guidelines, then I hope you will post here again. Thank you, Dafdes

First of all, kiddo, you need to be 18 to use this site, which I'm assuming you're not, given how inarticulate your rant is. That is rule number one, and when broken will have your story deleted without notice. Also, if you plagiarize stories, you get deleted, pronto. Second of all, the amazing staff on this site works tirelessly to keep this place up and running for us, without pay and in their own time. That is, they all volunteer their time, in between taking care of themselves, their families, their real life shit and real life work. And just so you know, much of the staff here have been working with computers since they first appeared on the public market, which was probably before you were even born, so the argument that they don't know what they're doing is just laughable. That being said, they do not monitor content, nor quality (or lack there of) of the work that is posted here. The only reason they hide stories is when people can't use the tags properly, or other rules about posting, such as excessively long author notes. When stories do not comply with the rules, the staff starts by putting a review on the story, asking for the problem to be fixed, and if that is not met, then they hide the story, and send you an email, stating what needs to be fixed. If you do not fix it, yes, then eventually, the story gets deleted. So, sweetie, if your story has been deleted, then maybe you should take a breath and consider what you did wrong, instead of putting up a poorly written, angry rant, accusing the staff here of shit that is so untrue that it's utterly laughable. And maybe you should just wait until you turn 18, and then try again? And also, this site is completely unaffiliated with any other fan fiction site out there. This is a completely independent site. One, very happy customer. (and sorry, DG, I just couldn't leave it. I'm ok with it if you delete this. ) EDIT: oh, and by the way, I just checked out your AO3 site, and FanFiction.net sites… the links you provided work fine. Both of your stories are still up on AFF, so I really don't see what your problem is.

Please note that you are being held to the same standard as every other author on this site. You are not being asked to do anything different. If you believe that you deserve special treatment, I suggest you take the time to read your very childish rant above, and consider why anyone who behaves like that should be permitted to maintain an account on a site that is for adults.

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