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Question of the day part 8
RokofAges75:
I think Rose's and my resolution is the same as it was last year: FINISH UNDEAD! I think we really will this year though; we're so close LOL.
Rose:
Yes, Finish Undead! is definitely one. The other is to refocus on writing so that I can finish my current stories and start some of the ideas I have sitting on my back burner.
FrickingKaos:
I'd like to complete the Nick and Amanda series, maybe write something new because I havent in quite a bit
RokofAges75:
I was just looking through some old links and found this gem. Ahh, the good old days of fanfic. Look at this website! (Warning: This may hurt your eyes!) http://web.archive.org/web/20000226151139/http://www.expage.com/page/friendschapters This is one page of the first fanfic site I ever found, back in 1999. Admire the lovely blue wave background, the red Comic Sans font, the scrolling text (KTBSPA!), the webring, the guestbook, and the counter at the bottom. All it's missing is more animated gifts, a midi playing in the background, and some cheesy 90s bitmaps of the Boys!
So my question for you is, when and where did you first post your fanfic (whether on a site of your own or hosted on someone else's)? If you can remember the site, describe it for us or even hook us up with a link, if possible!
RokofAges75:
My site originally had garish tiled backgrounds, Comic Sans font, and midis playing in the background too, but archive.org doesn't go back quite far enough to document all that loveliness. LOL
The first place I actually had any fanfic posted is still online, though! The first fanfic I completed, Heartache, was hosted on a site called Escape From Reality: http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/theyvegotitgoinon/ The webmistress never even posted all of my story, but the first six chapters are there under Hosted Stories, and that is where it all started for me! February 2, 2000, according to her updates page - my fanfic debut! LOL
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