BronxWench

If you remember the name of the story, or the author, that would simplify things a lot. However, the best starting place is to go to the archive subdomain for the story in question. There is no site-wide search feature for stories in the archive. You need to be in the correct subdomain to search for a story. Once you’re in the proper subdomain, look at the top. There are usually links to various categories and/or alphabetic sections. That can narrow things down for you. At the top of the page, in the right corner, there should be a link marked “Search” with a small magnifying glass icon. Clicking that takes you to the search page. There are instructions on how the search feature works, and a dropdown menu to help you find the right category if you haven’t already done that.

I’ve sent you some new links via email. I’ve found that if the password reset doesn’t work, it helps to reactivate again, even though you’re already registered, and then reset the password.

We don’t allow copies of stories to be distributed here, so if anyone has a copy, please don’t share it here. The site appears to be pretty NSFW, which may be part of the issue. Many sites that hosted similar visual content like Hentai Foundry wound up having to curate their content to avoid any implication of underaged sex due to changes in the law in many countries. I do believe both written and visual content was at issue, although visual content is much more likely to be pulled by sites. Of course, doing any kind of Google search for the story’s possible title takes you to some pretty weird places as well.

My sincere recommendation is that you do not open anything you find on a suspicious website, especially if it wants you to download the story. There are a lot of bad actors out there who just love infecting unsuspecting people with nasty malware. Practice safe surfing, folks!

I’ve emailed you the links to reactivate your account and reset your password. The instructions are in the email.

I’ve moved that to the right category. There should be a dropdown for that field, I promise! If it’s not working properly for you, let me know so I can do a bug report for our coder. Unfortunately, you can’t tell until you actually publish the story, so if the filed is showing the right category, but the published story winds up elsewhere, that would be a big bug.

I’m not finding an account for that pen name. Can you provide your archive url?

Per your request, your account has been deleted.

I’ve emailed you the links to reactivate your account and reset your password. The instructions are in the email.

Is this your profile? https://members.adult-fanfiction.org/profile.php?no=1296825604

I’m not tech support per se, but now that I know you’re having an issue, I’ve emailed you with links to validate the account and reset your password. The instructions are in the email.

I’ll need a pen name, user ID, or email address to help.

I’ve sent you new links via email. The instructions are in the email.

If you have stories to post for those fandoms, we would be glad to add categories for you. However, unless there are stories waiting to be added, we don’t create categories.

I’ve emailed you the activation link and password reset link. The instructions are in the email.

I’ve sent you the links to reactivate your account and reset your password. Instructions are in the email.

Here you are: https://anime.adult-fanfiction.org/index.php?cat=2358

Is this for the manga series, or the anime series?

It looks like you need to reactivate your account, and then reset your password. I’ll email you the necessary links, with instructions in the email.

I’m emailing you the links to reactivate your account and reset your password.

The link in your forum profile is not valid. I have your account profile here: https://members.adult-fanfiction.org/profile.php?no=1296893149 You may need to use that user ID to log in.

I’m flagging @DemonGoddess for assistance, since your account is showing as inactive. We need to fix that status before I can generate the links to let you activate the account properly and reset your password.

Just as a heads-up for all our members and guests, we’ve been getting a number of dubious posts lately on the forum. We’re removing the posts, of course, but we don’t always get to them instantly. PLEASE exercise caution, and don’t click on any links you see in these posts. Trust me, there’s nothing good waiting for you at the other end. Practice safe surfing, okay?

In my experience, it’s all punctuation. Periods, commas, apostrophes, all of which are common in summaries, disclaimers, and titles.