BronxWench

Okay, who spilled to @GeorgeGlass about the thirteenth Zodiac sign???

The account is deleted. All the best, and stay safe!

Okay, I’ve located the account: http://members.adult-fanfiction.org/profile.php?no=1296878249 If that’s the one, I can delete it for you.

I’m not finding any accounts associated with either email address you’ve provided, nor can I find an account for any variation of the pen name Redhot that is old enough to match. Do you have a link to the account?

And now it looks like you’re registered. Glad it was cleared up, and welcome!

I’m seeing two registrations pending, from two slightly different email accounts. That could be creating some confusion in the system. Please let me know which email address is correct: the one with numbers or the one without. I can delete the other account for you. Once that’s done, you can try requesting a resend: http://members.adult-fanfiction.org/rsa.php

Hi, I’ve deleted the account and all associated stories for you. All the best, and stay safe!

Miraculous Ladybug is here: http://cartoon.adult-fanfiction.org/index.php?cat=2045 Noir is here: http://anime.adult-fanfiction.org/index.php?cat=1678

Exactly, @Thundercloud. We always try to remind members not to post email addresses or other personal information publicly, either on archive bios or here on the forum. Additionally, it’s just good sense to either use a password manager, or to change your passwords regularly. I also take the precaution of paying for better antivirus and malware protection, rather than rely on what comes with the computer, especially after Microsoft’s recent data breach. Ultimately, I see it as my responsibility to safeguard my computer and my data, because the big players, Google/Chrome included, don’t really care about me. Hopefully, DG will have time soon to look into the matter, if her RL work schedule ever lightens up.

I’m going to quote our Tech Administrator @DemonGoddess on the subject of the site’s SSL, back in April 2018: “We actually have a certificate, which I can get to work for about ten minutes, and then it doesn’t again. I have Nexcess looking at that for me, again. We don’t actually process any financial stuff through the site, so unless you’re putting your private information out there for all to see, you’re safe. Personal information asked for at registration, for example, is HIDDEN and only seen by mods and admins, and not searchable. We set it up that way, so that it isn’t. What gets around that, just like anywhere else, is where people will put personal information in the public profiles.” I’ve been a staff member for over ten years, and I’m very security conscious when it comes to being online. I can tell you that I have been getting the same “Not secure” label from Chrome, and while many other sites have sent Malwarebytes Premium into absolute tizzies, I have never once gotten a malware warning for AFF.

The author was someonenotme, and all stories were taken down by the author pursuant to the explanation on the profile. I will ask that anyone reading this please respect the author’s decision, and not pass around copies of any stories.

You might want to try Google for a search on the pen name. However, it is the policy at AFF not to allow links to sites hosting content not posted by the original author, so please, no Wayback Archive links, or links to someone’s personal saved files. We respect the wishes of our members, present and former, with respect to content they created, and ask that anyone using our site exercise the same constraint.

Link: In the Darkness in Which We Are Made by corvusdraconis

All yours, @JayDee Have fun playing with the been around since 2013 under far too many names to list (whoops) “new” meat.

*ducks behind the sofa*

It’s not you! You’re more than welcome to discuss your challenge with anyone thinking about taking it up.

I think part of the issue is that Guest foxkidsboy9 generally asks to be in the story as his main “idea” and isn’t going to actually take the challenge.

Yes, I can, absolutely. One thing I feel I should mention with the password reset. Once you are able to get a working link, the new password needs to be between 8 and 12 letters and/or numbers only—no punctuation or special characters allowed. It’s also case sensitive, and you can’t reuse the current password.

I’m glad you were able to log in!

You have two archive profiles, created a day apart, both with the same email address. I’ve deleted the first one (which has no stories posted under it) so you won’t have duplicate accounts. This is the surviving account: http://members.adult-fanfiction.org/profile.php?no=1297003952 However, it’s entirely likely that resetting your password will not work since your email client is Hotmail, and Microsoft email clients don’t like our archive code. If you run into the password reset issue, and need to make a temporary change to a gmail account, please email me at tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org (so spambots don’t crawl the page and get your email address) with the gmail address. I can change that in the database, you can reset your password, and then you will be able to access your Control Panel to change your email address back to your preferred account.

Your profile is showing the hotmail address at the moment. Were you able to change the email address on the account itself, or did you just have the password reset link sent to the gmail address?

Hopefully, he’ll respond later when he’s online—he’s Down Under, so he’s here when I tend to be gone.

Our forum administrator, @Melrick would be the one who would approve all registrations. If there was a problem with the registration, he would be the one who could let you know what’s wrong.

As far as I can tell, we don’t have a category for that series yet, but you can request one in this thread: http://www2.adult-fanfiction.org/forum/forum/733-archive-category-requests/

The problem is the hashmark and the hyphen. Passwords are required to be between 8-12 letters and/or numbers ONLY. No punctuation or special characters are allowed.