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Thank you!

Now See Here! and See if I care! by Wynja

I’ll second what WillowDarkling said. We’ve always accepted donations from our members, although we’ve never required anyone to pay anything to read or post stories on AFF. We’ve always been free to use, and we plan on staying that way. Our advertisers—the wonderful people who purchase banner ads on our site—help us cover the costs of hosting the site, and the staff is entirely volunteers. Donations have helped us pay for code rewrites and updates over the years, and we’re eternally grateful for that. I’ve been moderating here nearly ten years now, and I’ve heard absolutely nothing about AFF closing. As an author on the site, I’d really miss it, since this is my favorite of the fiction archives.

Congratulations!!! I’m off to preorder it now!

We don’t have a function for downloading stories like some other archives do, largely because we have found it encourages the theft of stories by people who post them elsewhere under their own pen names. We take a fairly dim view of plagiarism here at AFF, and do our best not to facilitate it. We have also encountered instances where an author has taken their work down from the Internet, only to have fans of the stories reposting them without permission. So, the answer is that we don’t encourage copying stories for offline reading, but we’re well aware that people will copy stories. No archive that I know of has found a way to prevent it entirely. We won’t explain how to do it, though, simply because we respect the rights of our members with respect to their intellectual property, even if that property is fan fiction and not something that would bring them monetary gain.

We don’t have a function for downloading stories like some other archives do, largely because we have found it encourages the theft of stories by people who post them elsewhere under their own pen names. We take a fairly dim view of plagiarism here at AFF, and do our best not to facilitate it. We have also encountered instances where an author has taken their work down from the Internet, only to have fans of the stories reposting them without permission. So, the answer is that we don’t encourage copying stories for offline reading, but we’re well aware that people will copy stories. No archive that I know of has found a way to prevent it entirely. We won’t explain how to do it, though, simply because we respect the rights of our members with respect to their intellectual property, even if that property is fan fiction and not something that would bring them monetary gain.

Hi, there! We’re not as busy as we were the last time FanFiction decided to enforce its own rules and booted everything with adult content, but we’re still seeing regular levels of new stories being posted, updates to works in progress and some tomfoolery on the forums for fun’s sake. So, stick your toe in, and I promise, most of us don’t bite!

We allow stories to be written in response to a challenge or request by another person, but NEVER for payment. The payment of money to someone to write fan fiction is illegal. Period.

Your link goes nowhere. If you are referring to the Donations option on the archive itself, it is an entirely voluntary way for members who would like to support the site to do so. No one is required to pay anything to be a member of the archive or the forum.

We don’t allow images with adult content in the Forum, and the archive itself does not support images. So, to answer your question, no.

As far as I know, it’s okay. I just had to log in myself, and it went without a hitch. Just to check, the updated password doesn’t have any special characters or punctuation, does it? Those aren’t valid, and it’ll blow up the new password and blank the field. It needs to be 8-12 letters and/or numbers for it to work.

Hi, First of all, let’s see what went wrong with the password reset. Did you get the email link for the reset? If so, did you get a confirmation that the password was reset? Passwords have a few restrictions. They must be between 8-12 letters and/or numbers long, and can’t include punctuation or special characters. They are case sensitive, so if you use a capital letter anywhere when creating the password, you always need to use a capital letter. Passwords are stored in a restricted area of the database, and I can’t see them to tell you what the current password is, but most commonly, the issue is an invalid character or a password that’s too short or too long. Second, only one account is permitted per member, and the site won’t permit a second account to be made. In order for you to make a new account, I’d have to delete the old account first. Unfortunately, that would also delete any stories posted under the account, along with all reviews and hit count data, so that would be a last resort, I think.

My initial reaction is relief. Pure, utter relief. I’m not sure how long it will take to rebuild the trust we once had globally, or to even heal the breaches in our own country, but we have made a beginning.

13 letters/numbers might be the issue. I’ve found that the passwords seem to work best when you use a minimum of 8 letters/numbers and a maximum of 12 letters/numbers. The login block in the middle of the page is generally used only for new registrations. If it appears, look for the Login link at the end of the menu bar. That is what you should use to log in.

If you have an email address from a Microsoft client (Hotmail, Outlook or Live.com) there is a conflict with Microsoft’s protocols and our archive code. Our members using those email clients have been unable to reset passwords (or create them). We’ve found that using another email client (Gmail for one) has allowed members to reset a password. Once the account has been established, you can change the email address for the account via the Control Panel of your archive profile.

Hi, I took a look at both profiles, and it looks like they belong to the same person based on information in our records. Given that we only allow one account per member, what I’m going to do is remove the Kirara_Grey account as a duplicate account. I do want to thank you for catching this one. We haven’t finished clean-up in either Inuyasha or Originals, and the older stories are rife with this sort of thing. But we really, really dislike plagiarists here on AFF, so we always are grateful to alert readers! Thank you!

No. The archive is limited to the fonts available in the Rich Text Editor.

Hi, Per your request, the account has been deleted. All the best, and stay safe!

Sickly green for Hellfire, definitely. Think 1960s-type neon acid green. It always induced a strong desire to tear my eyeballs out and soak them in a cooling bath, that color…

Is this your account? cashewQueen If yes, it is a yahoo.com email address (I’d rather not post an email address on a publicly viewed forum). In the event you no longer have access to that email address, please email us at tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org with the correct email address, and we can update that for you.

Ah, thank you. The non-story is gone.

If you have an email account with a Microsoft client like Outlook, Hotmail or Live.com, we are aware that there is a conflict between our password reset function and Microsoft’s new(ish) security protocols. If this account is yours, then that is the issue. We have been able to sidestep the issue by changing the email address to a gmail.com account. Once you are able to reset the password, and regain access to your archive account, you can change your email address back to your preferred client in the Control Panel. If you want to try this method, we strongly advise you to email us with the new email address for the account. This is a publicly viewable forum, and we all get enough spam without making it easier by publishing email addresses here. You can email us at tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org with the new email address.