BronxWench

It would be a great deal simpler if you were to post the stories in the proper category in the first place. It’s a dropdown menu. The same goes for story codes, although at the moment only staff can add or edit codes. (Our normal process, just for the record, is to issue a formal warning for missing codes, and if the codes are not added, we will hide the story for a minimum of 30 days, at which point we will delete the story for noncompliance.)

Two things: Did you log in with the updated email address or with the old address? Since I updated the email address for you, you need to use the new one as your login. Does your password meet the current requirements? We’ve changed the length of the password minimum and maximum, although we still permit only letters and/or numbers. Password rules recap: Between 12-18 letters and/or numbers long, case sensitive. NO punctuation, spaces, or special characters allowed. Do NOT use your old password, or let Google make a strong password full of forbidden characters for you. As far as editing your profile, we still have some features that are not unlocked. Bear with us while we address those. Your Star Trek movie has been posted here on AFF: https://movies.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=600095500 I did move it to the correct category within that subdomain, which might make it easier to find.

@WillowDarkling is correct. Tags are still not editable at the moment but our coder will be tackling that as she works through the to-do list of remaining issues.

Many of the more popular animes have their own subdomains. If you click on the three bars at the upper left corner of the home page for the archive, you’ll see a dropdown menu. Click on “Archives” and another menu will open, listing all the subdomains. YuYu Hakusho and Naruto have their own subdomains, for example. If you then click on Naruto, you’ll see more clickable links across the top. Click “Naruto” again there, and you’ll see an option to click on “Yaoi – Male/Male” which would be what you’re looking for in that fandom.

I’ve emailed the links to you.

It could be someone who gets together with a love interest, but there’s no firm commitment like a marriage or mating contract. It could be that whatever the Big Problem was has been resolved, and for the time being, at least, the MCs aren’t in any danger or at risk, and can canoodle happily until life rears its head and something nasty appears again. For most publishers, they would say it means the characters are happy at the end of the novel without any assurance that the happiness is going to last forever.

For me, it depends on what I’m writing. Publishers tend to want happy-ever-after endings or at least happy-for-now endings. So, if I’m going to submit what I’m writing to a publisher, I try for at least the HFN ending. When I write for myself, I’m much less inclined to write happy endings. I’m never quite sure life has a happy ending in most cases, although I’m firmly in the camp of life having happy bits throughout. But I think how people cope with adversity that doesn’t resolve neatly is far too interesting not to write it.

I received your email, and I was able to email you the links.

Your email address for that account is also being listed as “mailbox not found.” Could you email me, please, at tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org with the correct email address you are using?

I’ve emailed you the activation and password links. However, the email was returned to me with the message “mailbox not found.” You will need to email me with the correct email address for the account. There is an older account that might be yours: https://members.adult-fanfiction.org/profile.php?no=1296806537 If this is your account and you still have access to the email for this account, I can send the links to reactivate it.

Hi! Your original account still exists, with all your stories still there, but after the attack last September, we’ve made some changes. I see you’ve made a new account, with an updated email address. What I would suggest is this. I can update the email address on your old account, and email you the links to activate that old account properly. That way, you have all your stories, and your original join date on AFF. Let me know how you want to proceed, and I’ll be glad to help.

I’ve deleted the account and all stories posted under the account per your request.

I’ve emailed you the activation and password reset links that should get you back into your account.

I’m going to need the account url or your pen name to locate you. Thanks!

Added to the task list, which is very handy!

I’ve emailed you the activation and password reset links.

That will work only if you’ve already activated the account, and if you have a forum profile. Guest visitors to the forums won’t have a link to their archive profile available to them. I’m always happy to provide links for any member who might not have gotten the email for whatever reason. I do know Yahoo.com decided we were spamming when we sent out the initial blast of emails to all our members, and blocked our emails altogether. It’s entirely possible other email providers dumped our emails into their Junk or Spam filters. But it’s never too late to activate the accounts, and we’re always happy to help.

I’ve emailed you the activation and password reset links/

I took a look, and I can’t even delete it myself. I’ve no clue what that is, but maybe @manta2g can take a peek and tell us.

I’ve edited it to “she is”.

Okay, I’ve updated the tag for you.

Which story is it? I might be able to make that change for you.

There are a few functions that remain disabled while manta finishes securing the site. The ability of members to add/edit tags, titles, and summaries is still offline at the moment.

I’ve emailed you the links, and sorry for the delay!