Vahn wrote:Pretty much since I don't have time to write all the story I am only gonna focus on the ones I want. Should I just write a general outline on what I want to happen and post it or should I just let it lie abandoned for all eternity? One one hand it would give people who actually wanted to know the ending a general idea but on the other hand, it's not really a fic is it. Thoughts and advice?
Vahn wrote:Actually XD I have every intention of finishing Warp realities so no worries there! Just had to go back and redo 1-10 because I felt like it. I know exactly where it's gonna go and thanks to the labeling advice I received, now people could know the final cross over in my err mish mash. Thanks!
Vahn wrote:I was talking about the following fics.
1. Last Line of Defense
2. Wild Blue
3. Surprised
4. The Phoenix, The Dragon and The Horse
5. Slayers What!
I want to end it but not sure if an Outline would be good enough or should I just let it die because in the works is
A different take on Seahorse that might be a series, possibly it's sequel and a FSN/Warcraft crossover.
Vahn wrote:Pretty much since I don't have time to write all the story I am only gonna focus on the ones I want. Should I just write a general outline on what I want to happen and post it or should I just let it lie abandoned for all eternity? One one hand it would give people who actually wanted to know the ending a general idea but on the other hand, it's not really a fic is it. Thoughts and advice?
As for the rest... note in advance I generally dislike the idea of an author 'deleting' their stories. I'm all for them announcing the story dead though in the description and merely leaving them in place forever.
Spica75 wrote:Deleting a story should be a criminal offense.
Ellen Kuhfeld wrote:Deleted stories? Not gonna let that happen. As I read the story, I save it on my hard drive. And I back it up, eventually having it in four places. (There are many other things backed up with it, of course!) I have copies of stories which are nowhere to be found on the net. Some of them never were there, others were given to me upon the promise I'd keep them to myself, others have succumbed to bit-rot, deleted domains, or the changing minds of writers. Over two dozen of them can be purchased from bookstores.
I'm no wayback machine, but if I found it and read it and liked it, I have it.
Cheb wrote:P.P.S I would also like to have a link to author's home page, FF.net page, of whatever, instead of the obsolete and bothersome e-mail address (I hadn't strength to weed all e-mail addresses imbedded in the html pages, but the database now hides e-mails from visitors. It's for admins only)
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