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[kerravonsen]

Well, this is the fic that siezed me last week, now back from beta. Harry Potter/Buffy. In Truth, Beauty. Go, read, comment!

Comments

[mistraltoes.livejournal.com]

Well, you know *I* like it. Still do. :)

[kerravonsen]

8-)

Yes, but I don't know what anyone else besides you and izhilzha think (is that think or thinks?)

[mistraltoes.livejournal.com]

It's thinks; 'anyone' is a singular (and the 'besides you and izhilzha' part is a prepositional phrase, so it gets ignored). Did you get any more comments? I've been wondering lately if you and I both don't need to make it easier (as in, a more obvious link) to send feedback on our sites. Yours is more convenient than mine, but a 'feedback' link at the bottom might get used more often than the 'contact' up at the top.

[kerravonsen]

No, I have not gotten any more comments. I figured that the other folks on my flist who might be into HP aren't into Buffy, and as I'm not on any kind of mailing list or community for either, the audience ain't there.

Links for feedback... hmmm. I'll think about it when I've finished the changeover for my site into a new system. I'm taking the changeover a bit more slowly, because I now have the site under a revision control system (subversion) which is suppsed to make it easier to merge changes from branches, so I'm doing the changeover in a branch, and still updating the site on the main part. What I used to have to do when changing over to a new site system was to hunker down for a few months working on the new system and not updating the site at all, which of course was very pressured since one couldn't do a site update until it was all finished. I'm trying to avoid that kind of stress this time. But it also means I'm not going to add new features to the current site, just essential updates.

[mistraltoes.livejournal.com]

Aren't you on a crossover community? You should at least link it there, if so.

[kerravonsen]

Duh! Of course.

[(Anonymous)]

"I have friends in low places. Ones that would laugh at the idea of working for a puffed-up half-human with delusions of demonhood."

What a perfect fannish line! Your fic is quite a hoot - the skepticism of Snape vs. the openess of Anya.

[kerravonsen]

Thank you!