Fanfic consolidation/Akabeko closing

[sekiharatae]

So... I'm thinking of closing the Akabeko. I haven't updated in YEARS, and the only things I'm still attached to are the fanfic. In trying to tell someone how to find my stuff I realized it's kind of... everywhere.

I'd close Yumi's Journal, too. Maybe just turn the Akabeko into a listing of all my RK stuff, including those "Yumi" wrote (so I'd only have to give one link if someone wanted to read it). Alternatively, I could just get rid of all the sub-directories and make sekihara.dreamhost.com a fanfic archive at the top level. (ponder ponder ponder STIBBONS!)

Thoughts? Also, is there a way to post stuff here without it showing up on my main page? I mean other than using the security settings to hide it? I kind of like the idea of posting at least the NC-17 stuff here on LJ where I can make sure people have to be old enough to read it. I don't, however, like the idea of flooding your flists with stuff that's several years old and you've read already.

Comments

[yuenmei.livejournal.com]

Aw, don't take them down. If they are costing you unnecessary money, then I understand, but if you are keeping the host anyway, I think it would be better to keep those sites AND create a new place for just your fanfiction.

Akabeko is THE rk site. I don't want to say goodbye :(

[sekiharatae.livejournal.com]

Awww... =( Thank you for the compliment, and I don't mean to make you sad.

It's not a cost thing, it's just a convenience thing. I'm really just thinking of getting rid of all the non-fanfic stuff. Like the talking servers (who have said the same things for 5 years now...) and the Out-Drink-Sano and stuff. Links to and awards from sites that don't even exist anymore. It'll just be fanfiction.

[sekiharatae.livejournal.com]

Oh wait I guess you're saying you'd miss the servers and stuff?