#squidge

I get badmouthed for banning people on SquidgeWorld who violate the Terms of Service. They think I can't watch their behavior, like today. I was accused of banning someone unjustly.

Here's what people don't understand. I see. EVERYTHING! Here's evidence of the violation in image form:

First field is the date, second is the work ID, and the third field is the number of chapters that they supposedly read in that story.

This person said they read 4 stories, 38 chapters, and tens of thousands of words in 36 seconds. Then yelled at me for banning them for commission spam messages.

Happy Halloween Everybody!!

Squidge.org is a fan run series of sites that provide an AO3 clone for hosting stories, an image hosting site, and other fandom services. All for free!

Rather than repeat all the information about the site, check out the information (on Dreamwidth) about what services are available and how it's supported.

The best part is, like AO3, that Squidge owns its own servers. So no Amazon giant putting its fingers on your stuff.