Grumbles

[amberfocus]

It's been 15 hours since I sent Hunger Moon in to Teaspoon and still it's not up.  In that time they've updated all of four stories.  Anyone want to place bets that by the time they update it'll be buried in an avalance on pages 2 through 5?  So annoying.  Obviously they can't keep up with their rules.  Even when they do put stuff through it's obvious by the typos (even in the summaries sometimes) that they aren't actually reading them first.  Which was the whole big reason why they went to moderated status, all the spelling and grammar issues that had been cropping up.  If they're not going to read them for that, then what's the point of modding?

They'll probably update right after I post this, too.  *whine whine*

Also, DH won't be home until Thursday.  On the bright side, that means a full week of extra pay.

I'm still sick.

And I'm cranky.

Edited to add:  Ha!  I was right.  The minute I post this, there it comes up on Teaspoon!

Edited again to add:  And 15 minutes later it's on page 3.  Can I call them or what?

Comments

[amberfocus.livejournal.com]

Ship comm stories don't have to be romantic, they just have to feature the two characters that are shipped prominently in the story. So an action adventure story with Rose and the Doctor as main characters can go on Time and Chips even if they aren't all lovey dovey. If it's Nine, you could put it in Hearts in Time. And there's always DW Fiction.

I didn't know you wrote so I went for a looksee. If you are talking about your Christmas Invasion rewrite I read about halfway through the first chapter (I'll finish it later and leave a comment) and I have no clue what they are talking about by incorrect speech pronounciation. I'd email them back and ask them what they mean by that because I certainly don't see it. But from what I've read so far this could easily go on any of the comms I mentioned above.

[rebeccaclark.livejournal.com]

Thank you :)