Subject: On multithreading
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Posted on: 2010-01-14 09:03:00 UTC
Sir or Ma'am, it's recommended to post multiple found badfics in a single thread, rather than making a new thread per badfic. Can also be useful to add it here
That thing needs killing! *whimper*
Stark OOCness, Legolas has a brother and a sister, they have strange ages, Thranduil is incompetent, Legolas gets beaten up by his brother, his brother works for Sauron, abducts his sister and rides a Fell Beast with the name of Voldeath, lots of OCs and Bit characters... Horrible A/N. Author made Legolas say the dislaimer and whine about it! Use of moderns slang! Legolas calls his father "Daddy", different to "Ada"! That thing must die! Please, someone kill it!
A Brother's Hate, by TobiasHawk13
Link: http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2560306/1/ABrothersHate
Try to keep from posting two different topics in a row. Don't worry about it just once, everybody's done it in the past, but in the future try and keep from creating that many new topics, if they're not strictly necessary. Every new topic pushes an old one off the bottom of the page. Thanks!
Thank you for the pointer. gattsuru already commented on that, and in the future, I will make sure that does not happen again.
I am sorry for my mistake.
Sir or Ma'am, it's recommended to post multiple found badfics in a single thread, rather than making a new thread per badfic. Can also be useful to add it here
At your suggestion, I put the two fics on the Unclaimed Badfic page in the wiki.
Thanks. Only I discovered the second after I had posted the first. Next time I come across one, I will make a list and post several at once. Sorry, the multithreading was not intentional... *hides*
Or, if you discover a badfic later, just post the link and summary as a reply to your first topic. Here's a model:
List of badfics I found.
Some more badfics I found.
Note however, that you should only do this as long as your thread isn't too far down the webpage, and it's still likely to be one of the first ones a viewer sees on a visit to the Board.
Hope i'm not too confusing!
Not at all, and that is a very useful suggestion. Thank you.