Post by Ruby Trinity on Jan 18, 2004 11:44:40 GMT -5
A friend is looking for someone to help out with a tP archive she is making with a group of others. She's found people to do some of the stuff but she needs someone else for some other jobs. I thought I'd try and see if any of you are interested. This is a Pretender fanfic archive we're talking about! If I had the time and the skills I would be doing it! (Anything to get more tP fics out there, especially considering how many sites have closed down) Sadly I lack both, but maybe one of you fit the bill?
Here's a list of the jobs you would be required to do. It's late here and I'm tired so I just pasted the entire e-mail she sent me (lazy I know).
Hi Ruby -
Here's what I can think of for duties as webmistress.
Deb Wilson has said she's willing to help code, and
ZsaZsa would be a good person to help with some of the
webmistress stuff - i.e. the mail checking.
Tigress Parker I know has said she is also willing to
help code. Nancy would be another one to tap - she's
a bit slow at it, but will get it done.
--HR
--- Heidi Reckel <ladyniko@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 12:41:10 -0800 (PST)
> From: Heidi Reckel <ladyniko@yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re:PFFN
> To: "ZsaZsa R." <freaky_zsazsa@yahoo.com>, Deb
> Wilson <dwilson163@aol.com>
>
> Hi ZsaZsa & Deb-
>
> Basically, the role of webmistress is to get
> everyone
> else to do the hard work for you.
>
> 1) Check site mail on a regular basis - this you
> must
> do, since you have to hand out the passwords and
> author and story ids. (Author id doesn't change -
> each story has it's own number)
>
> 2) You hand out the story and author ids to the
> authors (They need those in order for their stories
> to
> go up on the site). Get the files from Becs on
> this.
> This takes but a few moments a day if one person
> checks it in the morning their time and then the
> other
> checks it in the afternoon of their time they can
> get
> the next group of emails asking for ids & such.
>
> 3) For someone who requests access to the R/NC-17
> section and are of age - they get one of 5
> passwords.
> That's just a few moments a day on that.
>
> 4) Hand out stories to the the html team to code, if
> the author doesn't code their story themselves. I
> don't remember who was going to help code stuff
> anymore. Becs might remember.
>
> 5) Send out basic rejection letters if the HTML
> person
> sends the story back to you. (I can draft those up
> and give 'em to you.)
>
> 6) One time minor site design change - putting up
> the
> guidelines on the submissions page.
>
>
> The hard part right now will be getting the help you
> need. Everyone is scattered for the holidays,
> but
> if you get some folks to help work on it right away,
> we can have things running by Jan. 1 again.
>
> The mail needs to be checked and passwords given out
> for the restricted section of the site first and
> foremost. Next, work on author and story ids.
> Then,
> work on getting stories uploaded.
>
> Does this make more sense? I'm trying to put this
> out
> in a format that's easy to understand, and let you
> know what you're taking on.
>
> The thing is, it is time consuming up front, but
> once
> you get all the backlog cleared out, it's not going
> to
> be that bad. Especially if you get folks to
> help
> out.
>
> Does this make more sense now?
>
> thanks a bunch!!
>
> --HR
>
If your interested you can email Heidi at ladyniko@yahoo.com. Hope one of you can help her out!
Here's a list of the jobs you would be required to do. It's late here and I'm tired so I just pasted the entire e-mail she sent me (lazy I know).
Hi Ruby -
Here's what I can think of for duties as webmistress.
Deb Wilson has said she's willing to help code, and
ZsaZsa would be a good person to help with some of the
webmistress stuff - i.e. the mail checking.
Tigress Parker I know has said she is also willing to
help code. Nancy would be another one to tap - she's
a bit slow at it, but will get it done.
--HR
--- Heidi Reckel <ladyniko@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 12:41:10 -0800 (PST)
> From: Heidi Reckel <ladyniko@yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re:PFFN
> To: "ZsaZsa R." <freaky_zsazsa@yahoo.com>, Deb
> Wilson <dwilson163@aol.com>
>
> Hi ZsaZsa & Deb-
>
> Basically, the role of webmistress is to get
> everyone
> else to do the hard work for you.
>
> 1) Check site mail on a regular basis - this you
> must
> do, since you have to hand out the passwords and
> author and story ids. (Author id doesn't change -
> each story has it's own number)
>
> 2) You hand out the story and author ids to the
> authors (They need those in order for their stories
> to
> go up on the site). Get the files from Becs on
> this.
> This takes but a few moments a day if one person
> checks it in the morning their time and then the
> other
> checks it in the afternoon of their time they can
> get
> the next group of emails asking for ids & such.
>
> 3) For someone who requests access to the R/NC-17
> section and are of age - they get one of 5
> passwords.
> That's just a few moments a day on that.
>
> 4) Hand out stories to the the html team to code, if
> the author doesn't code their story themselves. I
> don't remember who was going to help code stuff
> anymore. Becs might remember.
>
> 5) Send out basic rejection letters if the HTML
> person
> sends the story back to you. (I can draft those up
> and give 'em to you.)
>
> 6) One time minor site design change - putting up
> the
> guidelines on the submissions page.
>
>
> The hard part right now will be getting the help you
> need.
Everyone is scattered for the holidays,> but
> if you get some folks to help work on it right away,
> we can have things running by Jan. 1 again.
>
> The mail needs to be checked and passwords given out
> for the restricted section of the site first and
> foremost. Next, work on author and story ids.
> Then,
> work on getting stories uploaded.
>
> Does this make more sense? I'm trying to put this
> out
> in a format that's easy to understand, and let you
> know what you're taking on.
>
> The thing is, it is time consuming up front, but
> once
> you get all the backlog cleared out, it's not going
> to
> be that bad.
Especially if you get folks to> help
> out.
>
> Does this make more sense now?
>
> thanks a bunch!!
>
> --HR
>
If your interested you can email Heidi at ladyniko@yahoo.com. Hope one of you can help her out!
.
) a review board so you can talk about the fics. At the moment, all that's there is me with all the rules 
so please why don't you all check it out! (this is me begging, I love this site and I want it to be a success!)
