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jakeemma wrote:

videogame9 wrote:

jakeemma wrote:

Nobody is a jerk. I'm just not in a good mood right now. If I continue, I'm fine with that. So nobody is a jerk, I just am a sucker for Rated M fanfics. Everyone on Scratch is really awesome, so you guys (And gals!) deserve to know it. 

However, this is a kids' site, meaning you can't share those M-rated fanfics on Scratch.

You're welcome to share other, non-mature fanfics, though.

Sorry. I don't have a Fanfiction.net account, and I have nowhere else to go to do this.

Why not sign up at FFnet, then? It seems to be better-suited for the fan fiction writer, a lot better than the Scratch Forum in terms of getting feedback for that kind of work. 

cheddargirl wrote:

jakeemma wrote:

videogame9 wrote:

However, this is a kids' site, meaning you can't share those M-rated fanfics on Scratch.

You're welcome to share other, non-mature fanfics, though.

Sorry. I don't have a Fanfiction.net account, and I have nowhere else to go to do this.

Why not sign up at FFnet, then? It seems to be better-suited for the fan fiction writer, a lot better than the Scratch Forum in terms of getting feedback for that kind of work. 

I'll try. I keep asking my parents, and I'm waiting for an answer.

cheddargirl wrote:

jakeemma wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

Why not sign up at FFnet, then? It seems to be better-suited for the fan fiction writer, a lot better than the Scratch Forum in terms of getting feedback for that kind of work. 

I'll try. I keep asking my parents, and I'm waiting for an answer.

Keep in mind, FFNet is not the only fan fiction website out there. You can do some research and try to find one that you and your parents can agree on. 

I'll keep that in mind. 

jakeemma wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

jakeemma wrote:

I'll try. I keep asking my parents, and I'm waiting for an answer.

Keep in mind, FFNet is not the only fan fiction website out there. You can do some research and try to find one that you and your parents can agree on. 

I actually want to say that my M Rated Fanfics don't really contain anything worthy of being Rated M. Just some Yaoi (If you know what I mean by "Yaoi.")

then why are they rated m?

Last edited by videogame9 (2012-01-24 22:01:34)

jakeemma wrote:

videogame9 wrote:

jakeemma wrote:

I actually want to say that my M Rated Fanfics don't really contain anything worthy of being Rated M. Just some Yaoi (If you know what I mean by "Yaoi.")

then why are they rated m?

I don't know. It's not Rated K, but it's between T and M I guess. What would you call that rating? (Not TM.)

well, what elements does it contain?

jakeemma wrote:

videogame9 wrote:

jakeemma wrote:

I don't know. It's not Rated K, but it's between T and M I guess. What would you call that rating? (Not TM.)

well, what elements does it contain?

Um. You'll have to read the FanFic to see what kinds of elements it contains. They are not bad, nor inappropriate.

I'm just kinda embarrassed to talk about that right here.

The FanFic is called "Love I."

Love I?
Love I.
Love I?
I love I.
I?
Love I.

What's a "Love I"?

jakeemma wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

jakeemma wrote:

I'll try. I keep asking my parents, and I'm waiting for an answer.

Keep in mind, FFNet is not the only fan fiction website out there. You can do some research and try to find one that you and your parents can agree on. 

I actually want to say that my M Rated Fanfics don't really contain anything worthy of being Rated M. Just some Yaoi (If you know what I mean by "Yaoi.")

I did see the one where it was labeled "M", and so did some other moderators, but it didn't seem like something that would be given that warning. Having said that, I have a feeling you are misunderstanding the usage of the word "yaoi". Yaoi usually designates something of an extremely sexually explicit nature (and as one might expect that is just not allowed on Scratch); "shonen-ai" is usually given to something that is not so.