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Agent Oscar of the Division of Mpreg finally gets a new partner, courtesy of Sedri!

http://agenttrojie.livejournal.com/103936.html#cutid1

Brief summary - Harry is pregnant with Snape's child. Rated M.

Pretty sure it's a sueified version of a normal mini for the fandom.

One of the anon reviewers' is apparently named 'Laura'. Did anyone else notice? Unsettling coincidence...

I'd volunteer, but it seems Trojie and Pads have this one. I wish you two luck. *grimaces* You'll need it.

• If it maked me laugh hysterically for more than a minute it is probably a Bad Idea.
  - More than five minutes means it is probably a Very Bad Idea.
  _ In fact if it makes me laugh hysterically AT ALL I should probably re-think it!

Unless it turned out to be particularly useful in sniffing out Author-insertions, of course. Not sure of the appearance manifestation, though.

If I realised my story was horrible and took it down for shame, I wouldn't take seeing it parodied very well. Maybe a few years later, with enough distance to laugh, but at this stage I'd just be hurt - even to be asked.

Though I've never minded about PPCing a deleted fic, myself, asking is probably the most polite thing to do.

~Neshomeh

I figure if they're taking it down because they realized how awful it was, it might amuse them to see it immortalized and lambasted. Or it might be horribly embarrassing. Either way, it makes the most sense to just ask.

The author of this atrocity is in the habit of sticking author's notes at the end of each chapter. In one, they've spelt their own name wrong. What sort of mini would that make?

I always make a copy of the fic if I intend to do a mission. That way I don't have to go back to the fic every time I need a quote.

I usually don't do missions of deleted fic. Only twice so far, and in both cases I found out the fic was deleted after I had finished the mission. Other than that, there doesn't seem to be much point to do a mission for a deleted fic.

See my two pence on the reviews page for chapter two.

If it's been deleted, it presumably can't have any effect on the canon any more, so my instinct would be to leave it be.

Of course, if you'd published your mission of it and then it had been taken down, you could pat yourself on the back for a job well done, because your agents had clearly done such a good job the fic was totally removed from the multiverse.

• point. I wouldn't say it's necessarily wrong, but in this case it might be better to leave it. Especially since there's the question of how you're gonna spork it if the fic's gone. :P Seriously though, it'd seem a bit pointless, and beyond the embarrassingly textbook nature of it there wasn't much to work with, with that Stu.

I faintly remember a mission in which the agents were endangered because the fic was being deleted - was that The Original Series? - but I think that ought to be the exception. Up to you, and no one would blame you for it, I think, but in your position, I'd leave it be.

That way, if Luxury or Fangirls intrude, you can pop them!

Remember the Redwall badfic I reported not too long ago? Well, the author realized how bad it was and took it down. Would I make a bad sport of myself if I did a mission for it anyway?

Oh, and she's dropping anvils about abortion. The whole thing is apparently vehicle for her pro-life views.

Have a sack of pebbles, a customised sling and a basket of Bleeprin-berries.

Here's a dagger from the Raven Armory. Use it to get rid of the party crashers.

Just had a look. There are no words. We are killing this dead.

Admittedly I think our missions-to-do list is up to about eight now, but I *want* to kill that one.