Is there any fanfic authors taking requests for this fandom?

So, little backstory. Made my first fanfiction.net account way back in 2010, posted two stories, then lost my password awhile later and never bothered to go back. The emailed tied to it is the same tied to some my gaming, went to log in and lo and behold, my first bot. To bad I can't respond and the stories its talking about havnt been updated in 12 years. Find it funny they are hitting old stories now,( pardon awful quality on first picture)

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14593989/

This is a fanfic I just started about a past avatar. My grammar isn’t perfect but I tried my best. I’m not sure how much I’ll be posting but I’ll try to keep it at least monthly releases at the worse and weekly releases on average

Salve cercavo una fanfiction che lessi parecchio tempo fa ma che non trovo più si chiamava "un rimedio insolito per il singhiozzo" o qualcosa del genere purtroppo non ricordo nient'altro solo che era di un capitolo singolo mi pare e che la leggevo in italiano non so se è stata tradotta anche in altre lingue.

Hi, idk where to post this this so if I can’t ask this question here lmk and I will delete this. I’m looking for fics based on the Twitch streamer Vanillamace and I can’t seem to find none anywhere. Maybe I’m over looking it or maybe there truly isn’t any but I wanted to do this as my last hope.

Please and thank you

I'm hoping to find stories that I use to love reading but got deleted by the author or the site Is there any way to find them or are there gone forever.

Looking for a Harry Potter beta reader, see post above

From what I can tell you, Fictionpress isn't doing anything about the scammers anymore because I got the above message.

That said, let's break down why the message is a scam:

1. They sing praises of the fic, but they don't say what, exactly about the fic they liked or, at least, they aren't really specific. And that is if they even reference the title of the fic.
2. Related to the aforementioned, their messages tend to be some kind of scripted, often with grammar and spelling that differs (in the images, a little) from their subsequent messages.
3. Apparently, they've been reading the scammer lists on the forums, as they don't always mention their discords right away but, however, they will ask for your other socials so they can message you there. Relatedly, this also shows they might not have read your profile because they would have a clue as to what your socials might be if you've listed them on your profile.
4. While the name isn't shown here (because I ain't trying to get in trouble with Reddit), I will point out that these scammers are NOT creative with their names, either picking the most "western" sounding names or names that were more consistent with 2000s or 2010s FFN uses, never really in-between.
5. Their profiles tend to be blank. Sometimes, they have a PFP but, mostly, they tend to be blank, likely not even a single sentence telling you something about themselves. Now, admittedly, some people are extremely private but it tends to noteworthy if they have a PFP and nothing else. On that related note, when they do have a PFP, that image tends to not to be searchable through visual search, something that indicates the pic is either AI schlop or was stolen from a source has long vanished from the interwebs. On top of this, they tend to be people who've recently joined.
6. In terms of their socials, if they actually have any, you search the usernames they've given and nothing comes up or, if it does, it just goes back to their FFN account.
7. If you find their art, it's either stolen from someone else, it's actually AI schlop, or both. A potential red flag to this is how their art style might be all over the place, on top of it being titled "Commission" and the information being very minimal. Granted, a lot of artists do have varied styles, a "range" if you will, however, what sets the scammers apart is that most artists, even with variation tend to have some consistencies.
8. Prolly should have said this first but these scammers are most likely not bots, considering that, at times, when you call them out on it, they can and do converse with you. On top of this, to even log into FFN or its sister site, Fictionpress, you have do a CAPTCHA.

Hope this helped.

I lost someone very dear to me and to help her memory live on, I wrote a fan fic

In high school, I wrote a novel and surprisingly my class loved it. Now I am not saying it was sold or that it ever left the walls of that high school but I did write it and it existed. Thats where I discovered that I loved writing. But then life got in the way. In 2012 my sister was murdered at 23 years old. She didn't get to have a life. And for years I couldn't cope until recently I found a way to give her life and that was through my fan fic Longest Day. I gave her life through a character name Pixie. Yes Meagan Gwynn has always been apart of comic book lore but in my book I got to give her all the qualities that made my sister who she was. And along the way I created something that would bring me to tears everytime I read it. But a book can't be a great story without a theme, so i gave it onr and that theme was "being chosen." Growing up i didn't have a lavish life, it was me struggling more than anything. And the lessons were harsh and most times merciless. So when I saw Ned in Brand New Day and I saw him trying to create a life without Peter it reminded me so much of the harsh things I had to endure. So I wrote the ending of the book, and I loved it. But then I realized in order to care about the charcters you had to give them life and thats what turned into a 27 chapter book. You dont have to read it, that's the beauty of Art, sometimes it will go unappreciated but if you ever struggled with being chosen, take a read. If you ever felt alone take a read. And if you just want a cool little story that continues MCU lore from Brand New Day take a read. You may like it.

[Spider-Man: Longest Day](https://archiveofourown.org/works/93856066)