Round 45, Hour 23

[lothithil.livejournal.com]

When one cannot write
One posts old fic to new place
Reread with pleasure

I've dusted off my keyboard and am posting an old SG-1 fanfic to AO3. It's not like actually writing, but it recalls the fun. And rereading this story is a giggle for me.

Keep rolling those words! I'm putting on a kettle...

Comments

[lothithil.livejournal.com]

The transfer would go a lot easier if I knew how to trick ff.net into letting me copy my own stores. *sigh* I turn my back for 3 or 4 years and they change EVERYTHING! *grumble*

Luckily, I have other fic hiding-places!

[juliet316]

Tell me about it, they've even removed their ad - blocker from their site (yes, I'm still bitter about that).

I really should get around to putting my old fic on AO3 sooner rather than later.

[lolmac]

Use Chrome or Firefox, with their adblockers installed and turned on. Or, if you're using an iPad, there's a cheap browser called Atomic Web, which also has an adblocker!

Ads are one of the worst vectors for malware -- I have no ethical qualms about running adblockers.

/end tech mode

[lolmac]

The fine freaks of ff.net have disabled Ao3's ability to do imports. I've taken to copying and pasting off the ff.net screen, and cleaning up the coding at the Ao3 end. Or using the Word doc version on my own computer. *grumbles at ff.net*

[juliet316]

Yeah FF.net's blocking of importing is one of the reasons I've been procrastinating on transferring my older fic over to AO3.

[lolmac]

Gaaah -- and those bastards have also disabled copying the text!! Which I used to use when I needed to do cleanup. *pounds ff.net* Jerks!!

[juliet316]

Sounds like FF.net all right.

[lothithil.livejournal.com]

I cannot express in words how much this sucks *fumes*