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Jun. 5th, 2007 12:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
seventheI've updated all the memories in ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
brokenprism so that they, uh, make a little more sense. An explanation can be found in the new profile, here.
*phew* Now, a break, and then tomorrow I really need to redo theff_epicfic memories in a way that makes sense.
In other news: The FF Archive needs input plz!
I know a lot of my f-list is FF-fanwork-related, and I'd like you guys to chime in on this if you can. Basically, we're asking whether an FF-only, FF-based, FF-specific (as in canons, characters, etc) Fic Archive would interest anybody. Think ff.net, only better and less sucky, designed specifically for Final Fantasy writers.
Obviously, this will take a lot of work -- conceiving of a system that caters to the bizarre FF fandom and doesn't suck nuts; programming the thing; actually implementing the system and bug-testing; and then finally maintaining, running, keeping it up-to-date - not to mention modding and paying for the archive. The question is mostly: would you use it? Is it worth it?
There have already been some discussions and some developments on it, but after the FanLib fiasco and LJ's inadvertant fandom-bonding screwup, the question now is mostly: is this something that would be totally sweet?
Here: http://community.livejournal.com/ffarchive/4612.html
And now, I'm off to do actual work.
brokenprism so that they, uh, make a little more sense. An explanation can be found in the new profile, here.*phew* Now, a break, and then tomorrow I really need to redo the
ff_epicfic memories in a way that makes sense.In other news: The FF Archive needs input plz!
I know a lot of my f-list is FF-fanwork-related, and I'd like you guys to chime in on this if you can. Basically, we're asking whether an FF-only, FF-based, FF-specific (as in canons, characters, etc) Fic Archive would interest anybody. Think ff.net, only better and less sucky, designed specifically for Final Fantasy writers.
Obviously, this will take a lot of work -- conceiving of a system that caters to the bizarre FF fandom and doesn't suck nuts; programming the thing; actually implementing the system and bug-testing; and then finally maintaining, running, keeping it up-to-date - not to mention modding and paying for the archive. The question is mostly: would you use it? Is it worth it?
There have already been some discussions and some developments on it, but after the FanLib fiasco and LJ's inadvertant fandom-bonding screwup, the question now is mostly: is this something that would be totally sweet?
Here: http://community.livejournal.com/ffarchive/4612.html
And now, I'm off to do actual work.
