It's International Chocolate Day on 13th September! So, which is your favourite chocolate dessert out of the five choices below (or post a pic of your own favourite)?

Chocolate Cheesecake


Chocolate Gateau


Chocolate Ice-cream


Chocolate Moose


Chocolate Pecan Pie

Thanks for your ideas on this.

I think we should definately send out a warning email before automatically deleting unused accounts. This seems only polite and it's something we've been meaning to do for a while (I'll bump it up on the priorities).

Obviously we want people to be actively using their accounts and don't want them to leave, especially since many members seem to take a break from the site and then return, sometimes years later. Perhaps we could have a 'sleep' option for accounts, where their content remains, but but it's clear to other members that their account is not currently active. This would fit in well with your suggestion about the 'online' indicator. The 'sleeping' member could then return whenever they're ready and their account would be as they left it. This would help with posts being deleted from forum threads, making the thread difficult to read. The sleeping accounts would take a bit of work to implement, so it may be something for the longer term.

Wow that's a lot of stories. Sounds like it will take a bit of effort, but it will make the searching much more comprehensive.

It will enable members to be able to find the stories their interested in much more easily, including older stories which are just as relevent now. We have an archive of nearly 5,000 stories and members should be able to dig stories out even if they were posted 10 years ago.

We've got moderators and members working on updating the archive, but if as many authors as possible can update their own stories this should cut down the work load considerably. Many hands make light work.

Thanks for your help on this.

Thanks for updating. I've marked off you story.

We've just uploaded a major improvement to the stories section that will greatly improve the searching capability, making it much easier for people to find the stories their after. It's based on the story categories we've been woking on with members in another forum thread you may have seen fantasyfeeder.com/forum/posts.

When you create new stories, you can now tag them with with these new search categories, which will make it much easier for your stories to be found in the future.

However, none of the existing stories have these categories, so unless you update them they will be much more difficult for your readers to find.

To update the search tags on your existing stories, go to 'my stories' and edit each story in turn (when you get to the story edit page, click the pink rond edit icon and select the most appropriate categories for your story).

Once all your stories have been updated, please let us know below and we'll mark them off in the admin section as having been done.