the ups and downs of prisonbreakfic.net

[msgenevieve]

Hello to my fellow Prison Break fen (and everyone else who might like to read along).

Over the course of the last few weeks, I have been discussing www.prisonbreakfic.net with elizabethb in a friends-locked post on her LJ. I've let her know that I'll be putting a post here, letting people know what she's told me, because so many people who have a vested

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[ms_artisan]

I've never been a part of PB fandom, but I saw this as I was passing by (*waves to Gen*) and would politely suggest the OTW's Open Doors project if you have fannish content at risk. I'm not sure that they can deal with everything that's out there, but they're very open to discussion.

[tuesdaeschild]

This seems to have promise. Fingers crossed that if nothing else can be done sanctuary can be found here. Thank you. :)

[msgenevieve]

Hello, my dearie. Is that connected to AO3?

I have started uploading all my PB fics to AO3 but it's a hard slog when I'm searching through years on my LJ to find them all. :)

[ms_artisan]

Oh, man, I know what you mean -- I found fic on my LJ the other day that I'd totally forgotten even existed! ;P

Connected, yes, as in both are projects of the Organization for Transformative Works. I honestly don't know too much about the process, but there's a bit more information on the FAQ page.

Good luck with finding a long-term solution -- losing a large fic archive sucks.

[msgenevieve]

Oh, man, I know what you mean -- I found fic on my LJ the other day that I'd totally forgotten even existed! ;P

Heh. Let me tell you about my many attempts to re-read my old LFN stuff. Eeeiieieeeeeeeeee.

[sk56]

I'm doing a similar project with other writing, and it's an absolute bear to find it online!