BronxWench

If your story is based on the anime High School DxD, then your story’s in the right place.

I did send an email to the address we have of record, and it didn’t get bounced. Have you gotten it?

The story doesn’t appear to be here on AFF, but posting the link was fine. We might not like offsite links in the archive itself, but in the search threads, we allow it.

The hyphen is necessary. Hmm. I’m not sure what to recommend, since I doubt you want to make a forum account just to PM me here. I also don’t want you to post your email address here where it’s visible to spambots. But what we could do, is you can tell me your pen name, and I can email you at the address we have on record to confirm. Would that work?

I’m pretty sure our email address is working, but you can try admin@adult-fanfiction.org instead.

Hi, and welcome back! Your account is still there. It’s just that we’ve had a few updates to the archive code since you last logged in, and you need to reactivate. We have a FAQ that explains what you need to do: http://www2.adult-fanfiction.org/forum/topic/29595-existing-users-logging-in-for-the-1st-time-in-the-new-system/ It should go fairly smoothly, but if you run into any issues reactivating and making a new password, let us know. One of the bigger changes was to passwords. We now need them to be between 8-12 letters and/or numbers long, with no special characters or punctuation permitted. They’re still case sensitive, though, so if you use a capital letter anywhere, you’ll always have to use that capital letter when entering the password. You can post here on the forums, or you can email us directly at tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org. (We’ve had a change of domain as well, from adultfanfiction.net to adult-fanfiction.org.)

It’s entirely possible you’re overthinking this. Go with hamlet and move on, that’s my advice.

We do have a couple of author categories: Anita Blake, Antonia Forest, Lemony Snicket, and Poppy Z Brite, so there’s clearly precedent. It’s not a bad idea, but I think it would take a bit of work to move the existing stories based on those authors’ works to the new categories. Staff/manpower to do that would be the bigger concern rather than creating the categories.

Give the author time. No doubt, there’s tweaking and editing being done, because we all find little things we’d love to fix almost as soon as we’ve posted something.

The limitations on the fields are 240 characters for the disclaimer (not words) and 600 characters for the summary. That would be the reason for the system’s rejection.

Hi! We don’t have an option to label a story as a crossover. In the single fandom subdomains, there is usually a category for crossovers. What we ask is that you place the story in the subdomain where it is set, so if your story is going to occur primarily in the Harry Potter ‘verse, it would go in that subdomain, in the Crossovers category. If it’s set in the Twilight ‘verse, it would go in Books, in the Twilight Series category, which has a further subcategory for Crossovers. Both fandoms would need to be disclaimed since you’re using elements from both. So, a disclaimer would read something like “I do not own Harry Potter or Twilight, and I make no profit from this story.” or words to that effect. I hope this helps!

I had no idea spiders could be oogui eaters. He needs his own YouTube channel!

Excellent news! Thank you!

I’ve forwarded the emails to The Chemist, but I’ve not heard anything from the member either in response to your emails. Sorry!

Send me an email to tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org, and I’ll forward it on for you. Just make a note in the subject line that it’s for TheChemist.

As far as I can determine, the story was removed by the author, C_Wade.

I’m going to repeat what we say at the top of each search topic, for anyone who needs a refresher: If you know the piece of fiction that someone is searching for is removed from the site, but you retained a personal copy, please do not pass the story around. If the story is taken down either by the Author or Moderator staff there is a reason behind it that must be respected.

I did forward your email to TheChemist, and if I get a response, I’ll post it here for you, with emails blanked out to keep the spambots at bay.

If the name is ambiguous, using the character’s name is also a way around things.

I started playing D&D in college, when there were no editions. We “borrowed” probability dice from the math department, and we had legal pads and pencils. There was no Internet, no pdfs of rulebooks, nothing. I swear the DM was making it up as he went along, but it was insanely fun, and as a bonus, if you died, you could wander down the hall in the student center and see if the vets had any wine.

I still get mentally stuck back in Edition 3.5 myself. Elderspawn plays regularly and I’m just as lost with what Wizards of the Coast has done to my beloved Seldarine...

We don’t give out email addresses of our members, unless of course the member has made the email public on their profile. What we can do is forward an email from you to us. You can reach us at tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org, and we can forward that email to TheChemist in hopes that you’ll get a response.

Oh, D&D definitely wouldn’t need smartphones, I agree. A complete waste of time for the gnomes who’d have designed them, and the followers of Oghma and Shaundakul who would design many of the apps for the devices. Nope. Wizards are faster and much more efficient. (Then again, in the webcomic Rusty & Co., someone did have a smartphone. It used Andruid...)

As far as I can determine, the stories were removed by the author. I can find no record of any staff action taken recently which would account for stories being removed or hidden.

That’s possible… phones could be a form of communications portal… I like it!