No permission is asked by Ao3, the site owners of HASA did give a heads up about it though.
When the HASA transfer to AO3 was completed, I got an e-mail saying that my HASA stories had moved there and that they were up at AO3 now. *searches for the e-mail*
You're receiving this e-mail because you had works in a fanworks archive that has been imported by Open Doors into the Archive of Our Own (AO3). Because this e-mail address is connected to one registered on the imported archive, the associated fanworks (listed below) have been automatically added to your AO3 account.
These were all reviewed HASA stories, they are locked for public for now (until I have the time to sit down and figuring out what to do with them:
Depending on the archive, your works may have been imported restricted to registered users only (to keep them out of Google searches). If this is the case, the works will only be accessible by logged-in users unless you choose to make them fully visible. For help unlocking, orphaning, or deleting your works, please contact Support.
When the HASA transfer to AO3 was completed, I got an e-mail saying that my HASA stories had moved there and that they were up at AO3 now. *searches for the e-mail*
You're receiving this e-mail because you had works in a fanworks archive that has been imported by Open Doors into the Archive of Our Own (AO3). Because this e-mail address is connected to one registered on the imported archive, the associated fanworks (listed below) have been automatically added to your AO3 account.
These were all reviewed HASA stories, they are locked for public for now (until I have the time to sit down and figuring out what to do with them:
Depending on the archive, your works may have been imported restricted to registered users only (to keep them out of Google searches). If this is the case, the works will only be accessible by logged-in users unless you choose to make them fully visible. For help unlocking, orphaning, or deleting your works, please contact Support.
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