You walk away for a day...
Jun. 8th, 2012 08:14 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
I've been busy working like blazes on my first story for a brand new fandom at FFNet so not paying so much attention to the changes. I've been spending a lot more time on FFnet since somehow the powers that be at the sites completely broke Fiction Press during these updates. I just sent them an email asking them to explain how I can enjoy the bells and whistles at Fiction Press if the log in page no longer exists? Since stuff at Fiction Press never gets fixed quickly, I know that I probably won't be able to update anything on that site for about six months.
While waiting hopefully for a response to that life altering question and for the six months or so to pass, I've been at the other site which I no longer recognize. I don't like ranking fandoms by popularity since mine are pretty much not on the top 100 hits list. I'm not brilliant so it took me a few minutes to figure out how to rank them alphabetically. Anyone know what was wrong with doing it that way?
The avatar boxes are tricky and the images seem silly. I would rather have a functioning site because it's through the grace of luck that they haven't crashed FF.net like they crashed its step-sibling.
Purging, yes, noticed a few stories from one of my fan-doms that went poof. The so-called F/F stories. I think that's so stupid. You don't like a story, don't read it and move on but since the guidelines on what's M vs MA vs XXX have never been clear and censorship is just repugnant unless it's plagiarism or a copyright violation, it's just a lot of busy work when they have at least one crashed site to fix.
It's always puzzled me while mild references to humans (or vampires or aliens or whatever) having sex is always much, much more offensive than graphic violence. That's why I dislike the MPAA rating systems and if FF/FP are going to ape those, they should have guidelines that are much better.
That is all for now. While I pick daisies' petals and repeat, "they will respond to my email", "they will not respond to my email" and so forth.
While waiting hopefully for a response to that life altering question and for the six months or so to pass, I've been at the other site which I no longer recognize. I don't like ranking fandoms by popularity since mine are pretty much not on the top 100 hits list. I'm not brilliant so it took me a few minutes to figure out how to rank them alphabetically. Anyone know what was wrong with doing it that way?
The avatar boxes are tricky and the images seem silly. I would rather have a functioning site because it's through the grace of luck that they haven't crashed FF.net like they crashed its step-sibling.
Purging, yes, noticed a few stories from one of my fan-doms that went poof. The so-called F/F stories. I think that's so stupid. You don't like a story, don't read it and move on but since the guidelines on what's M vs MA vs XXX have never been clear and censorship is just repugnant unless it's plagiarism or a copyright violation, it's just a lot of busy work when they have at least one crashed site to fix.
It's always puzzled me while mild references to humans (or vampires or aliens or whatever) having sex is always much, much more offensive than graphic violence. That's why I dislike the MPAA rating systems and if FF/FP are going to ape those, they should have guidelines that are much better.
That is all for now. While I pick daisies' petals and repeat, "they will respond to my email", "they will not respond to my email" and so forth.