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Certain features have been turned off while the code is being rolled out in stages. Until our code writer is done with that section of the rewrite, I can't say for sure if it will return, but I certainly hope it will myself. In the interim, you can still see the number of reviews a story has in the category pages of the archive.

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Pen Name: BronxWench Story Link: Culloch's Rest - Chapter 13 Review Replies: http://www2.adultfan...iginal-fiction/ Type of Fic: FlashFic Rating: Adult+ Fandom: Original > Paranormal/Supernatural > Het - Male/Female Warnings: Abuse, BP, ChallengeFic, Fingering, HJ, M/F, MiCD

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Sadly, we are just proving the old adage that those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

@Guest: The issue with your story is the manner in which you request reviews at the end of Chapter 7. Please review our Terms of Service and Content Guidelines, as well as our email to you on 8/20/12. Thank you.

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I've been hugely inspired by things I've read, but the artistic cycle for me never included copying and pasting large swathes of their work and squirreling it away on my hard drive. If it's for sale, I'll buy it if it inspired me that greatly. I have thousands of books in my home, literally. I celebrate what inspires me by supporting that writer and buying their work. The same goes for music and movies. If it inspires me, I give the artist my support where it counts, by paying for the product. Have I loaned a book out? Of course. But it was a book I actually paid for, and I didn't offer it for mass reproduction. I lent it to a single person, who read it and returned it. Not at all the same as thinking that something I've written has been downloaded without my consent (you will note in my disclaimers for my original works that I reserve all rights, which includes copying). Sharing my art is not the same as giving it away like flyers on a street corner. As far as nothing being safe on the Internet, I'm well aware. I was around for the birth of the Internet, and I remember the lovely idealistic hopes held out for it. I'm also cynic enough to have known it couldn't last, and that's why anything I intend to publish, aside from my outtakes and character development pieces, will never be published online until it's a Kindle that my publisher is offering for sale.

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I think it's largely a writer thing, but I know my niece pulled all her pencil and charcoal work off dA because of rampant poaching of her CG dolls. She said that was bad enough, but her fine art stuff being swiped would have made her scream. I've actually seen this on other archives, and it's not something that the author can opt out of, which does beg the question. Is it a coding thing, where the feature simply has to be all or nothing, or is it a philosophical choice made by the archive's owners? I know in one case it is definitely the latter, and I wouldn't be comfortable putting anything original on that site. If it were something where I could opt out, I wouldn't mind quite so much, but I don't think I'd ever be truly comfortable.

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