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First of all, you need to decide which account to keep, since you can't keep both. Second, you need to email technicalsupport@adult-fanfiction.org with something that can be used to verify that this is indeed your account. Even if you can't remember the exact email account or name, you can at least provide what you think it might be, to allow our tech admin to verify ownership of the account. Because this is a public board, I would not put any email addresses up here. It's better to send it privately via email to the above link. You can also let her know which account name should survive so that she can merge the data for you. Thanks!

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Recaptcha does have an audio feature, although I've never tried it. As a blind-as-a-bat presbyopic old broad myself, I squint at the damned thing frequently. One trick I use is to copy my reviews before I try to post them. If Recaptcha decides to be difficult, I can simply paste my review and try again. As far as hits by chapter, I know it's not possible now, and I doubt that it will be possible even with the new code. One way to know for sure is to post a chapter at a time, on a schedule, and see if the hit counts increase on a fairly consistent basis.

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::chuckles:: I promise not to pummel anyone. I'm going to speak strictly as an author here, and not as staff, so keep that in mind. I love reviews. I love the quick "That was great!" reviews, and I love when someone takes the time to leave a long and thoughtful review chock full of the kind of concrit that will make me improve as a writer. I like to know what works, and I like to know what doesn't, because I'm not suffering from the delusion that I'm awesome. I'm good, but I can be better. Lots better. Now, I don't care if you want to leave me a quick line, and then come chat on my review thread. That's wonderful, and I'd love to hear the concrit portion there. I'm fine with forum PMs, too. But the whole point is that I like to know I'm not just wanking here. I like to know people are reading, and I like to know how they reacted to what I wrote. I don't always have a lot of time to leave long reviews, but I'll try to at least say something if I take the time to read a story. If I get the feeling an author wants real dialogue, as opposed to just pats and squeals of delight, I'm happy to chat more. That's how I've met some marvelous people. I won't fanpoodle, though. That is just beneath me, and anyone over the age of twelve, actually. You want blind adoration, get a dog. I'm more of a dragon myself.

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The links for that: Inversion by Fallen

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I'm going to add a link to a post from our own Melrick on World Building only because a great many of the questions it asks about the people of a world are very much applicable to the sort of character development being discussed here. Even when writing within the confines of a fandom, where the world has been created for you, being able to answer some of these questions can help you create an OC that makes sense within the setting.

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