ouryoungwolf:

you know you’ve made a terrible mistake when you have more chemistry with your mother

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Things I never understood: why so many people take prom pictures right next to a pool.　

IMPORTANT: Mass deletion of stories on fanfiction.net

wtffanfiction:

My attention was directed to this post. It looks like a pretty good explanation of what’s going on over at Fanfiction.net. OP posted her FF.net account at the bottom if anyone has any questions, or send them to her Tumblr.

whatsernamelambert:

Hello. As most of you avid FF readers may have figured out by now, fanfiction.net has been doing a mass purge of the site and getting rid of a lot of stories that break the rules. When one of my own stories was deleted and my account was suspended for three days, I figured it was just the site moderators going through and doing some kind of routine check. However, when I found out that more and more people were having their work deleted - in some cases, just because the summary was “inappropriate” - something told me I had to look into this. The facts about what’s really going on may surprise you.

The people in charge of this mass deletion of stories are not site moderators. They are normal users of the site like anyone else. If you go to their profiles, you’ll see that they even have work of their own. They call themselves Critics United and they basically have nothing better to do except sit around and comb through the site for any story that has some kind of minor infraction. They then post it on their forum (most seem to be on either this thread or this thread, also here) so that other members of the group can go en masse to the story and not only report it for violating the guidelines, but also bully the author via review.

It’s one thing to quietly report a story that you think has broken the rules without saying a word to the author about it. However, what these people are doing is bullying. Earlier today I screenshotted some of the reviews that they’ve been leaving on the stories they go after, and some of what they say is truly sickening.







These are only a few examples. If you browse through their forum you’ll be able to see just how intense they get. As you can see from the reviews I posted above, these people aren’t just “critics” - they are bullies. The “constructive criticism” they supposedly dole out is anything but - something tells me that true constructive critics would not use words like “shitfic” or “toxic crap.” And by posting the links to these stories in their forums, it enables everyone else in the group to go and bully these authors as well.

(Funny thing is, they complain when the authors respond to them with less-than-pleasant words. I wonder why.)

Anyway, I think something needs to be done. Critics United prides itself on being strict followers of the rules and site guidelines; however, they fail to notice that they themselves are also breaking an important rule - no bullying or harassment. Unfortunately I don’t think there’s an easy solution to this problem, seeing as there’s no way to report specific users - only block them. However, I dothink it is important for everyone to know exactly what is going on. I know a lot of people were upset by what’s been happening, and they deserve to know the truth.

If you have any questions please feel free to message me on here or on my fanfiction.net account. That’s all.

This reblog of the original post has more comments that you may or may not find useful.

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Sadly, the album isn’t on iTunes yet, so I’ve just been listening to it here.  I don’t know why I keep doing this to myself.  So many feelings.

FanFiction.Net is purging explicit stories

wtffanfiction:

fuckyeahjohnlockfanfic:

atlinmerrick:

If you publish explicit writring on FF.net—go over there and save your stories and comments. Now.

Yes, they’re purging. Two of mine with explicit words in the title or description were deleted without warning three days ago. Rumor has it they’ll now begin deleting if they deem the content of the story explicit.

Go save your stories and comments. Tumblr will be waiting when you get back.

A head’s up to all our writers out there. Don’t know the all the details but it’s better to be safe than sorry!

Reblogging for those that this may apply to. As the person above me said, it’s better to be safe than sorry.

mcavoyhasladyhips:

godofbadasserytweets:

@godofbadassery tweets

This is an example of a motherfuckin’ quality blogger.

nippleback:

i can’t wait for tim burtons new movie with johnny depp its a special moment that only comes around every four months

Today, I checked my email to find a “keep going!” review on a fic I last updated six years ago.

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