Originally posted by: LizzieBennett
Hi,
I'll try to answer your Qs to the best of my knowledge based on my own experience on the new FF section. I'm tagging the FFEs so they can correct me if I'm wrong! š
About tags: There are 3 types: Content tags (entity), general tags and Genre tags.
In Content tags, you can add the names of the actors and the show. You type in the first 3 letters and the options show up, and then you can select from the drop-down list. You can only select up to 4 tags. I have added the name of the TV show and the names of the main actors for my own fic.
General tags: You can use this for everything else. The names of your jodis, the characters, the type of story it is, and any other info you want to provide about your story: drama, serialized fiction, original fiction and so on. You can create your own tags as well. There is no limit on the number as far as I know.
Genre tags: Here you can choose the top 3 genres that your story fits in such as romance, drama, thriller, comedy and so on. Here again, the system prompts you to enter a few letters and then it offers options so you can only choose from those options and you can only pick 3.
The most popular tags show up at the bottom of the FF page. You can use them to search, or you can type in the tag in the search bar to search for a particular jodi/genre etc.
For followers of your story, on the main page of your story under the title, you will see the number of views and the number of chapters that have been added along with a little 'star' that shows the number of followers. If you click on the star, you can see the names of the users that are following your story.
You do get alerts when someone comments on your story, or reacts to it. But not if someone follows it.
When you publish your story and after you click on the green 'UPDATE" at the bottom of the page, make sure you're changing the 'Update status' to 'Active'. You can see this on the top right corner of the page youāre editing, i.e the chapter when you add one. The default status is 'draft' to allow for any editing changes. Once you change it to 'active' your story is considered as published and it will show up on your dashboard as ongoing FF. Note: You're still able to edit the story even after you've published it and made it 'active'.
If itās āpendingā others cannot see it, so it will not show up in the search either.
When you migrate your fic, the original thread also remains in the forum you posted it in.
Let me know if I can help further.
Thank you very much Ms. Bennettš³
Your replies were most helpful! And now I can see my FF listed as wellš
I had one more query though, regarding how this migration actually works...since I presumed migrating will delete the thread from the forum, I posted the story directly. Is there a way to now migrating the comments? Are the forum threads & FF sections linked - after migration, if someone comments in the forum thread, does it get updated in the FF section?
Another point - can we please have this FAQ topic as sticky? It took me ages to search for this
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