BronxWench

@Guest_Emesaris: The first thing we would need to do is to update the email address for your account. It's probably best if you email us from the account you want to use, rather than post that email address here for the spambots to pick up. Once the email address is updated, you'll be able to reset the password yourself and regain access to the account. Our email address is tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org. Thanks!

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Or you can read it right here on AFF: A different way of looking at things by radiofishlips (Why run off to strange and spooky websites where you don't know anyone? We're much nicer here.)

Our Anime2 Subdomain has the DragonBall Z story categories, which would be why you won't find them in Anime.

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Yes, yes! In the second sense, absolutely!

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Big Girls Cry - Sia

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I'm not seeing a profile for that pen name, nor do I find that title here. Sorry!

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Reviews, sadly, are scarce, and good concrit scarcer. I love good concrit.

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Actually, I've seen authors targeted and bombarded with low ratings because they've written an "unpopular" pairing in a fandom. While you cannot rate a story more than once at a time, I believe you can rate a story again once someone else has rated it. It's also entirely anonymous, which tends to bring out the very worst in people. Ratings may not be a criteria for bumping a story up in the listings, or a search criteria, but it can and has been used punitively. (This is strictly from my position as a moderator, mind you. As an author, I would like ratings, please. )

In all honesty, I don't put a great deal of faith in the ratings counter as it currently stands. It's far too easy to abuse, and I've seen perfectly dreadful stories get a huge amount of high ratings despite horrific grammar, rampant misspellings, and a complete disregard for punctuation and formatting. The only true test of a story is to begin reading. If it appeals, continue, and hopefully thank the author with a review. If it fails to hold your interest, either click that back button, or leave the author a review with a little constructive criticism.