New owner of LOTRFanFiction.com is "super excited."
Esteliel sent me a message about LOTRFanFiction.com being sold. Read about it at her journal:
http://esteliel.livejournal.com/428988.html?format=light
Also well worth reading: a comment by Adora, who sold the web site.
http://esteliel.livejournal.com/428988.html?thread=3322556&format=light#t3322556
The new owner, Keith Mander, has purchased other fan sites, such as TwilightArchives.com. He writes in his blog:
Deja vu? LOTRFanFiction.com is a fan fiction archive, just like TwilightArchives.com (another site I snapped up a couple of months ago).
The thinking is that I can leverage the technology behind the Twilight site's redesign to quickly rejuvenate the LOTR site. Plus, plenty of opportunities for cross promotion and integration (SSO, for example). The longer term thought is that with the combined user base, I'll be able to quickly enter and dominate new fandoms, hopefully creating some returns.
Yep, it's deja vu all over again.
http://esteliel.livejournal.com/428988.html?format=light
Also well worth reading: a comment by Adora, who sold the web site.
http://esteliel.livejournal.com/428988.html?thread=3322556&format=light#t3322556
The new owner, Keith Mander, has purchased other fan sites, such as TwilightArchives.com. He writes in his blog:
Deja vu? LOTRFanFiction.com is a fan fiction archive, just like TwilightArchives.com (another site I snapped up a couple of months ago).
The thinking is that I can leverage the technology behind the Twilight site's redesign to quickly rejuvenate the LOTR site. Plus, plenty of opportunities for cross promotion and integration (SSO, for example). The longer term thought is that with the combined user base, I'll be able to quickly enter and dominate new fandoms, hopefully creating some returns.
Yep, it's deja vu all over again.