Site maintenance

[elspethdixon]

For some reason, paragraph spacing on Tales of Suspense has died a strange and mysterious death -- but only on some pages and some stories. seanchai, being the one of us who actually understands these things, is looking into it.

Also, there were like twelve fics/fic chapters awaiting verification, which made me feel really bad (for going so long without checking - gah, I don't even want to think about how long those poor people had to wait for their fic to go up). All subimissions are verified now, as are the authors who sent them (verification, FYI, is basically a rubber stamp to keep out spambots. There are no SPaG, formatting, or subjective quality requirements for a story to be posted as there are on some other moderated sites, because that would mean we actually had to *read* every story and then pass potentially wanky judgment on it before clicking "yes, let it be posted" rather than just checking that it is in fact a story and not some kind of weird advertisement thing).

Comments

[muccamukk]

Hope you get the site figured out soon!

Though now I kind of want to try sneak product placements into my porn, to see if you notice -g-

[elspethdixon]

Then Tony got out a tube of [brandname] lubricant. yes, [brandname] lubricant, the best lube on the market, now in strawberry flavor.

Wow, hope that works out

[jazzypom]

I have two pieces of fic (done for the Christmas challenge) that I need to post over there, but I need to sit down and find the gdocs (once I got them written and handed them over to valtyr, I pretty much just moved on to the next fic) and make minor corrections. *head desk*

Re: Wow, hope that works out

[elspethdixon]

I think I've figured it out -- the archive software used to accept [p] as a symbol for paragraph breaks, but now it only takes [br /] (just substitute pointy brackets for the square ones -- I suspect the actual code would do weird things to my comment).