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Actually, anyone we find "perjuring themselves" to be on this site will find themselves removed, and if they return, they will be banned for life. Feel free to look at the moderation report to see how seriously we do take that. In fact, here's a link. While some people may find it amusing, and think it's funny to subvert that age requirement, there are real life consequences. Those of us associated with the site can be fined, or serve jail time, which would require us to be registered as sex offenders. I don't find that particularly funny. I have a lively sense of humor, but I look lousy in jailhouse orange.

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Midnight by Avari20

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You need to email technicalsupport@adult-fanfiction.org with your account name, and something that will clearly identify you as the owner of the account. This could be the email address you used to create the account, for example. I strongly recommend not posting that information here in a public forum. It is much safer to email it.

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You have the talent and then some, my friend! The brilliant thing about being a writer is that there's no age limits on us. It's fine to bloom early or late, the latter being my case. Not to mention that it helps to have PW encouraging you!

My pleasure!

http://hp.adult-fanfiction.org/story.php?no=544204711 nuked.

Thank you! It's an amazing feeling, and I'm hoping to publish again soon. My editor thinks it needs a sequel...

Content codes are warnings, yes, and you can change them. They become part of the summary field, so when you go to edit the story, you can select the edit details option, and then edit to summary field to include the new tag. One caveat, though: that field has a character limit of 240 characters, so if the additional tag would go over that, it won't register. In that case, since most authors don't want to cut down on the summary itself, you can place any new content codes/tags at the top of the very first chapter. We don't count that as an author's note for the purpose of that word limit, either. I hope this helps!