BronxWench

I’ve posted the request for our tech admin, so hopefully we’ll be able to resolve this for you quickly.

Okay, I have a couple of accounts which might be yours. http://members.adult-fanfiction.org/profile.php?no=26384 http://members.adult-fanfiction.org/profile.php?no=1296781353 http://members.adult-fanfiction.org/profile.php?no=1296821990 Only the first link has stories posted to the account. The other two currently have no stories associated with the account. If you let me know which one is yours, I can see about getting you back into the account. For obvious reasons, I don’t recommend posting a email address in this public forum, where spambots could find it, but you can email us at tos_team@adult-fanfiction.org with the email address you are using currently.

Hi, If you give me your pen name, I can check that account, and see about getting you back into it. Our tech admin, who has been seriously busy with RL work, is the one who can reset an email address directly in the database, but let’s see what we have first.

From the original author: If the premise of any new story is merely Hinata cuckolding Naruto, I’d say that was exceedingly common as a trope in this fandom. If the new story had Hinata as a TV anchor, who was known for her publicly lewd acts, then it’s crossing the line into plagiarism. Any continuation would need to follow our established procedures for story adoption.

Azela still has an account here, but all stories were taken down by the member for personal reasons. Should the member wish to post the stories here again, we would welcome them back.

If the premise is common enough, it’s not an issue, but if the premise of the original story is unique, then we would not allow it.

John Adams had the benefit of a classical education, and was more than passing familiar with the example of ancient Greece, and the representative democracy of Sparta. Rule by the people without a parliamentary framework tends to fall apart, as can be seen in the case of the Athenian democracy. We don’t educate our children as well these days, which is why we are in the state we’re in. We haven’t learned from history, and we are therefore doomed to repeat it.

For anyone else interested, the links for above: Interest by TwistedHilarity

We actually don’t permit both copies to remain in the archive. We’d allow the old version only until the new version reached the same point, and then the old version would need to be removed.

Sugar Cane by Scurvy – links for above

We don’t have a separate code for that. Oral covers it, though.

Hi, Guest kaif. It would help if you could give me your pen name, or the url to your profile so I can take a look.

Give me a day or two, and I hope to have some sort of answer for you.

Can you log in with your original password? I can email what we have on record for you, if that helps. I don’t want to post it here on a public forum.

Look in the menu bar at the top of the archive. If it says Log in, try it and see if it will let you in with the password you just set. I recall, back when we first changed the code enough to require us all to re-validate, there was a glitch which said we weren’t successful at reactivating, but we actually were. We just had to log out, and then in again. (And this is why non-coders like me resort so frequently to wine… )

I’ll see if I can’t get some insight from our tech admin. I’m as baffled as anyone, since this seems to be a relatively recent occurrence to have so many passwords fail and be unable to be reset.

The under 8 letters/numbers is going to be a problem when you reset, just as a heads up. I’m not sure how you were able to log in with it at all, frankly, since I had to reset mine back in 2012 when the requirement for a minimum of 8 letters/numbers was put in place. But again, I’m not a coder, so I can’t speak as to the mysterious ways of the archive code. Are you using the Password Reset link from the profile menu? I’ve not actually used that one, but I do share a direct link from the FAQ menu which has worked in the past for other members: http://members.adult-fanfiction.org/reset.php We recently changed things around in the archive to accommodate mobile device users, and the left side menus were disabled all over, except in a few limited areas, like profiles. I’m not sure if there’s any error in that bit of coding as a result of the changes.

Hi, I’m not sure what’s up with passwords lately, but… just to ask the obvious, did you try resetting with the same password? That will blank the field and force another reset, which is not good if there’s already a problem. Also, did you use any special characters? Only numbers and/or letters are allowed, and the letters are case sensitive. We also discovered (the hard way) that passwords must be at least 8 letters/numbers long, but can’t be longer than 12 letters/numbers. Hopefully, DemonGoddess061 will have a few minutes to let me know what we can do to fix this. She’s been working egregious overtime lately,.so please be patient with us. She’s the database person, whereas I just know basic troubleshooting.

This, exactly.

It’s very unforgiving about date formats. I tend to use the slash automatically myself, and I’m pretty sure I remember getting that wrong myself when I revalidated.

The format is extremely specific. It must be yyyy-mm-dd. That means, for a birthdate of August 7, 1992, you would input 1992-08-07.

When you click on the author’s name, you’ll be taken to their profile. At the very top, in the url, there is a number at the end. That’s the author’s ID. The FAQ on that is here.

I can so relate to this. I have so many things floating around in my head, but when I try to pin them down, they’re gone, or else the words are awkward, and don’t fit right. I know what I want to say—it’s right there, on the tip of my tongue—but then I try to define it, and the whole mess falls apart in my hands. I’ve decided it will be written when it wants to be written, and I can’t force it, whatever it turns out to be.

I’m glad it was a relatively simple fix for you, and I think we all want an easy way to fix youthful writing.