Three dollars and some change

I am absolutely loving it! I'm a devoted fan of the books, but I'm watching the series too. I'm not keen on bodyswaping fics but I know better than not trust you blindly with whatever project you take. You made me love the HP characters, and the whole crossover concept (though I am familiar with it in anime fandoms). Had I not been introduced to your HP/AB fic first, I would have ran away from them all.

And this BT story is as hooking and superb as all your other works. I'm dying to see how you'll tie it up.

Just in case you hadn't read the news in LJ, now they are asking all those with LJ that contains adult concepts or adult content to mark it. This is done to "protect minors" from accessing unwanted content. Which means that any LJ that is not properly labeled might be reported/deleted/whatever the evil dudes in LJ do in these cases.

I'm giving you this heads up, because I would HATE HATE HATE to see your work gone.

Check for more details here:
http://community.livejournal.com/lj_biz/243697.html

How Does the Voluntary Adult Setting Work?

You may voluntarily mark any entry you create, your entire journal, or a community you maintain as either "Adult Concepts" or "Explicit Adult Content." These are defined as follows:

Adult Concepts: Content that is not explicitly graphic, but may contain mature themes that could be inappropriate for anyone under the age of 14.

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Users under the age of 18 will automatically be blocked from joining communities or seeing content marked as "Explicit Adult Content." However, users who are between the ages of 14 and 17 will be able to join communities marked as "Adult Concepts" and content marked in that manner will be viewable to them. This will alleviate the need for community maintainers to screen every user who joins a community.

If you would like to voluntarily mark your entry, journal, or community as containing adult content, you can do so on the Settings page for your journal, or on the Update/Edit page of any entry. You do not use the flag icon to mark your own content. (In fact, you won't even see it within your own journal.) The flag icons are for reporting content you don't own. Which leads us to the next question....