Brilliant Fukufic: Relatively Absent

[Dumbledork]

Togashi Gaijin's "Relatively Absent" is one of my favourite fukufics with Fire's "Destiny's child". Here's the link: http://gaijinsrealm.com/
A must read for all fukufic fans.

[Quizer]

Yep, that's a great one. I hope there will be an update soon. Too bad the site doesn't feature email alerts.

[Druid]

Yep, that's a great one. I hope there will be an update soon. Too bad the site doesn't feature email alerts.

I absolutely LOVE this piece of software called Website Watcher. Yes, it's shareware, but well worth it. I currently have 136 web sites on my watch list, at least 47 of which are fan fiction sites.

[Quizer]

That sounds intriguing. It says there is a 30 day trial period, though. Does the program still work (in limited capability) after that or will I have to get the full version?
And how many false alarms are there? I can imagine that if the program alerts you everything something about the site changes, it'll often be changes that are insignificant for our purposes. Tell me more?
Quizer

[Battlekrome]

you could do the same with a bash script / chron if you know how to use linux...
only difficulty is figuring out what changes have happened...

[Haisano]

you could do the same with a bash script / chron if you know how to use linux...
only difficulty is figuring out what changes have happened...

True, but most of us aren't using Linux anyway -- though it can do one hell of a lot regardless.
As for the fic, it's actually one of my top picks overall. A really novel plot and very detailed in many ways. Often I find fics to not be as detailed or intricate as I'd like, but Togashi is quite good at it.

[lwf58]

This thread is for talking about a fan fiction story, not site monitoring programs and Linux scripting. If you want to talk about site monitoring methods, open a thread in Miscellaneous. The off-topic posting here ends now.