DemonGoddess

When I actually have time to read (rare these days), I make a POINT of leaving a review. If it's awful, I don't pillory the author, I simply leave the story.

Tripod

You have to select hp from the jump menu, or navigate to hp from the main menu, THEN add your story. It's its own subdomain.

You mean to delete them? Uhhhh... no, we don't delete something for being unfinished

Sorry, I will not give you a plagiarist's name so they can be found and supported as a "good author".

ty, I should be able to have that fixed soon (among other ones, lol)

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Have you looked in the subdomain for it?

One of the things I ask for is that the user show me 5 pre-existing stories with a pair in it before I do this.

The forum and archive are separate programs with separate logins. You have to create a profile for the forum to login to it.

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The author is saying in his profile that he's been very, very busy, and that particular story appears to be on hiatus. As he publishes to several different archives, it's likely we don't have all his stuff here, or that other sites won't have it all either.

Added. To make sure there is no future confusion (not necessarily from you, but other users), this is for the tv show, not the celebrity. Celeb stories about Roseanne Barr will be deleted as they belong in the celeb subdomain

Deleted that and the other associated with the profile, both were "looking for"

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That was going to be my next question. Which one? UK or US? The US version is different enough from the original UK, that they should be separate

Archive registration link Now, because the archive software is VERY old, you get no notification, nor do you validate. So, register, and then login.

Users are given MORE than adequate time to correct any problems before any deletion action is taken. It's averaging 40 days. 7 to 10 after initial warn, then another 30, often more before deletion. Users are EMAILED when the story is hidden. So, not only have they been given a review telling them what the issue is, they're also told when the story is hidden, and that they still need to fix it. What you, and others don't seem to want to see, is we have to have the disclaimers for legal purposes. They have to be more exact than "don't own, don't sue", which we see often, by the way. Yes, people argue with us on the protections this may or may not give you or the site all the time. It actually does help a good deal. By having this where we require proper disclaimers (which is not new and has been an ongoing RULE of the site for many years), it makes it so worst case scenario so far has been C&D and downing of stories associated with the C&D. No having to release user information, or anything of that nature. So in the end, it's the site that's affected more than any of you, by us enforcing, in that we lose stories with a C&D. That was inserted in to the code some years ago, but was too vague in the multi fandom subdomains. Not only that, the dropdowns were usually ignored ANYWAY. We do have examples throughout the forum in the fanfiction section. Not only that, it screwed with the scripting and made for instabilities, and vulnerabilities WITHIN the script. I'd much rather have things more stable, and lessen vulnerabilities. That cuts down on hacking potential. This was also REMOVED some years ago (before I came on board, or manta2g came back), and neither of us have found something that'll work without too much in the way of vulnerabilites. As to editing, you have to be sure you're in the correct subdomain. For example, if you story is added to bleach, and you just open up a window to the archive, it defaults to anime. So you won't see your story listed. That's what the jump menu in your user panel is for, and what the menus across the top of the archive are for. To navigate to the proper subdomain. Once you navigate to the correct subdomain, where your story actually is, then you'll see it in your author panel. At that point, you edit the story details. Finally, everything you mentioned is in the FAQ section.

Comics top level is everything BUT DC Universe stuff. All DC 'Verse stuff is going in to that top level category and etc. The xmen subdomain is having all the Marvel 'Verse moved to there. You have to understand that when these subdomains were set up, it was ...haphazard. I'm being KIND by saying it THAT way. So, it's getting organized in a fashion which will make sense as it happens.

We do check to make sure that the person registering for the forum is the same as the person in the archive. We've had too many instances in the past where an underager comes in and links to an adult's profile. That's why if we cannot confirm the match between the two accounts, it gets deleted

Nuk, email tech support with as much information as you can remember pls

What browser did you use on that machine, and what browser are you using on your current machine? It could be something very simple on the other, and addressable.