'Hucow'-related stuff

[gunhilltrain]

It's a site Laurel has banned.

Yes, the link has been deactivated. Laurel likes to keep things under control, but it's her site. In fact, she doesn't permit links to other erotic literature sites at all I believe. The problem is, it just increases my curiosity about that site and what Millie Dynamite wrote.

 

[WritingwhatIlike]

SimonDoom I am now a fan for life, after you put that story together so quickly and it was entertaining!

I commented on the story but I'll say it here too: well done.

 

[SimonDoom]

SimonDoom I am now a fan for life, after you put that story together so quickly and it was entertaining!

I commented on the story but I'll say it here too: well done.

Thanks!

Writing that story was a lot of fun. I had no expectations or pressure. I had a silly idea and I ran with it. I'm glad you liked it.

I'm always struck by how unpredictable the creative process is.

 

[JaxRhapsody]

You don't have to wait nearly that long. It has actually been a normal thing for years if not decades.

https://www.hmbana.org/

Not every mother can produce enough milk for her child. This has been an issue for millennia. Sometimes the community, which might include one or more "wet nurses" has to step up. Sometimes it's the mother's mother, who has already demonstrated that she can do so and eats the necessary food that includes the necessary phyto-hormones in case her daughter can't produce enough.

Sometimes it's the mother, pumping her breasts to get extra milk into bottles so that her husband (yeah I've been That Guy, happily) or someone else can feed the baby from those bottles, later.

Sometimes there's extra. That's where the "milk banks" come in. Bless 'em.

It was a weak Fury Road joke.

 

[JaxRhapsody]

Yes, the link has been deactivated. Laurel likes to keep things under control, but it's her site. In fact, she doesn't permit links to other erotic literature sites at all I believe. The problem is, it just increases my curiosity about that site and what Millie Dynamite wrote.

There are other sites she's banned, too. I'm curious as well. Also the links to banned sites get censored in PM's too.

 

[gunhilltrain]

There are other sites she's banned, too. I'm curious as well. Also the links to banned sites get censored in PM's too.

I know I've linked to other literature sties in PMs. What kind of stuff does she ban? Like there is one site that has no age minimums at all, and that is a little hard to take. You can just allude to the content in your reply, I assume. Unless I'm making a mistake by merely noting that such banned sites exist. Are we banned from even mentioning the banning itself?

 

[ElectricBlue]

There are other sites she's banned, too. I'm curious as well. Also the links to banned sites get censored in PM's too.

Links in posts to competitor sites will be disabled, but that's the first I've heard it applied to PMs. Have you seen direct evidence?

 

[RejectReality]

From what I've seen, the link filters are motivated by maleficence rather than competition. Whenever someone stretches out a link to avoid the automated filter, it inevitably points to a site that's either currently or has at one time been on a large number of blacklists for malware/spam. When it isn't, my guess is that it's a domain that has appeared frequently in spam here.

Typically, filters of this type are universal, which means it wouldn't matter whether they were posted to the forum, a PM, a profile, signature, or anything else. Custom coding can override that, but it's more likely to be an oversight rather than an intentional thing. If you decide to filter a word or url, you don't want it anywhere.

 

[ElectricBlue]

Typically, filters of this type are universal, which means it wouldn't matter whether they were posted to the forum, a PM, a profile, signature, or anything else. Custom coding can override that, but it's more likely to be an oversight rather than an intentional thing. If you decide to filter a word or url, you don't want it anywhere.

Fair comment. I'd not seen anyone mention it in the context of PMs before - but since they sit on the Lit servers, it makes sense that they'd get scanned by a passing spam-bot.

 

[RejectReality]

Fair comment. I'd not seen anyone mention it in the context of PMs before - but since they sit on the Lit servers, it makes sense that they'd get scanned by a passing spam-bot.

Two of the major competitors aren't blocked from being displayed, either. Such links are discouraged and sometimes deleted, but they're not directly blocked.

ETA: Just typed those two urls and then immediately removed them with an edit to confirm that they're not blocked here.

I do know of one that I believe is blocked, but it's likely not because it hosts erotica stories ( as well as porn ) but because it's frequently been a source of malware and spam.

 

[JaxRhapsody]

Links in posts to competitor sites will be disabled, but that's the first I've heard it applied to PMs. Have you seen direct evidence?

I have direct evidence from somebody sending me links in PM, because they were censored here in forum.

 

[MillieDynamite]

Yes, the link has been deactivated. Laurel likes to keep things under control, but it's her site. In fact, she doesn't permit links to other erotic literature sites at all I believe. The problem is, it just increases my curiosity about that site and what Millie Dynamite wrote.

Oh don't go there, a lot of my early work sucks big, green, donkey dorks.