From: amybnnyc	Date: July 28th, 2006 03:02 am (UTC)		(Link)

Thank you so much, sweetie! It was so good to get to see you again, and I'm sorry, too, that we didn't get to say goodbye. Of course, that just means that we have to get together again. *g* It was so wonderful to see you--I was so happy to see you there! *hugs*

	From: ladycat713	Date: November 23rd, 2006 02:42 am (UTC)		(Link)
	message about bloodshedverse possible hacking

I tried to find a way to send a private message but I couldn't. I checked the bloodshedverse to read redwulf's stories and they have vanished completely, I also checked to see if your author page had contact info but there's no author page for you and i was pretty sure there was one before.

I figure the verse might've been hacked the way Buffy Spike diaries was . That's why they shut down updates until they could solve the problem . They changed all the passwords I think and was able to stop further hacking .The reason the hacking was noticed I think was because they started deleting from the updates page . If it's the same ones they could've just decided to be more subtle this time and randomly delete accounts.

	From: diabola79	Date: November 23rd, 2006 08:00 am (UTC)		(Link)
	Re: message about bloodshedverse possible hacking

Thanks for talking the time to find a way to contact me and let me know, that's really sweet of you.

Redwulf, along with several other authors, has left the BSV a few weeks ago. If you want to know their reasons, you can read this thread in our forum http://www.bloodshedverse.com/forum.php?go=read&no=1065 .. (I'm giving you a link instead of explaining it myself, because I'm not neutral in this, and I'd hate to tell you a one-sided story.)

I just checked, and my authors-page looks fine to me. I'm simply "Diabola" on the BSV, not Diabola79, maybe you didn't see it because of that?

With my account still there, and the other disappearances explained, I don't think it was hackers. But damn, that's a scary thought. Good to know you care enough to try to let me know if something had happened. :-) Reminds me that I was gonna look into taking precautions for just that scenario. *grumbles about finding a way to convince the boss that we need a database backup program at our company - one that I'll be allowed to use for my own purposes as well*