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* FollowTheLeader: While it might not have been the first fanfiction website, it is definitely the most well known, FF.Net's popularity leading to sites like Website/{{Wattpad}} (2006) and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (2008), the latter of which was created in response to the site's purging of [=MSTs=] and {{Lemon Fic}}s.
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* FollowTheLeader: While it might not have been the first fanfiction website, it is definitely the most well known, FF.Net's popularity leading to sites like Website/{{Wattpad}} Platform/{{Wattpad}} (2006) and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn Platform/ArchiveOfOurOwn (2008), the latter of which was created in response to the site's purging of [=MSTs=] and {{Lemon Fic}}s.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The robots.txt that the site used to use didn't allow for the Wayback Machine to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question. There was a way around that but FFN caught onto that, too. [[note]]There were times where fics could be saved through the web-crawlers but those really came to an end when Fanfiction.Net, after a [=DDoS=] attack, switched to Cloudflare[[/note]].
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The robots.txt that the site used to use didn't allow for the Wayback Machine to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question. There was a way around that that, but FFN caught onto that, too. too.[[note]]There were times where fics could be saved through the web-crawlers but those really came to an end when Fanfiction.Net, after a [=DDoS=] attack, switched to Cloudflare[[/note]]. Cloudflare.[[/note]]
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You used to be able to archive the phone version of the FF.Net but, at some point, prolly around the time Cloudflare started to get used, they stopped letting even that get archived. Before that, you could archive the reg site but now y'all can't archive either one. Currently, no webcrawlers can archive Fanfiction.Net
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You used to be able to archive the phone version of the FF.Net but, at some point, prolly around the time Cloudflare started to get used, they stopped letting even that get archived. Before that, you could archive the reg site but now y'all can't archive either one.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The robots.txt that the site used to use didn't allow for the Wayback Machine to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question. There was a way around that but FFN caught onto that, too. [[note]]There were times where fics could be saved through the web-crawlers but those really came to an end when Fanfiction.Net, after a [=DDoS=] attack, switched to Cloudflare[[/note]].
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Correction: There is a web archive (archive.ph) that will archive FFN. The Wayback machine used to to be able to archive the mobile version of the site but, because of Cloudflare, you can't do that anymore.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The robots.txt that the site used to use didn't allow for most web archives the Wayback Machine to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question.question. There was a way around that but FFN caught onto that, too.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The robots.txt that the site used to use didn't allow for most web archives to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to be save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The robots.txt that the site used to use didn't allow for most web archives to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to be save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question.
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* BannedInChina: The site is partially blocked in Indonesia and ''completely'' blocked in Malaysia, due to protests by [[MoralGuardian helicopter moms]] in those countries.
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* BannedInChina: The site is partially blocked in Indonesia (depending on which internet service provider you are using) and ''completely'' blocked in Malaysia, due to protests by [[MoralGuardian helicopter moms]] in those countries.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The robots.txt that the site uses doesn't used to use didn't allow for most web archives to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to be save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question.
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* FollowTheLeader: While it might not have been the first fanfiction website, it is definitely the most well known, FF.Net's popularity leading to sites like Website/{{Wattpad}} (2006) and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (2008 in response to the purges).
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Unfortunately, the robots.txt doesn't allow for most web archives to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to be save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Unfortunately, the robots.txt doesn't allow for most web archives to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to be save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question.
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* FollowTheLeader: While it might not have been the first fanfiction website, it is definitely the most well known, FF.Net's popularity leading to sites like Website/{{Wattpad}} (2006) and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (2008 (2008), the latter of which was created in response to the purges).
site's purging of [=MSTs=] and {{Lemon Fic}}s.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes:Unfortunately, the The robots.txt that the site uses doesn't allow for most web archives to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to be save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question.
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This trope is about works being nigh-impossible to obtain legally, so Keep Circulating The Tapes is actually played straight here.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Unfortunately, this seems to be mostly averted, as the robots.txt doesn't allow for most web archives to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the the only way to keep a deleted fic would either to be save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format) or to know the author of the fic in question.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Unfortunately, this seems to be mostly averted, as the robots.txt doesn't allow for most web archives to hold onto a copy of any fics, so the the only way to keep a deleted a fic would either to be save a copy (typically in [=HTML=] format] format) or to know the author of the fic in question.
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* FollowTheLeader: While it might not have been the first fanfiction website, it is definitely the most well known, FF.Net's popularity leading to sites like Website/{{Wattpad}} (2006) and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (2008 in response to the purges).purges).
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* FollowTheLeader: While it might not have been the first fanfiction website, it is definitely the most well known, FF.Net's popularity leading to sites like Website/{{Wattapad}} Website/{{Wattpad}} (2006) and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (2008 in response to the purges).
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* BannedInChina: The site is partially blocked in Indonesia and ''completely'' blocked in Malaysia, due to protests by [[MoralGuardian helicopter moms]] in those countries.
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* BannedInChina: The site is partially blocked in Indonesia and ''completely'' blocked in Malaysia, due to protests by [[MoralGuardian helicopter moms]] in those countries.countries.
*FollowTheLeader: While it might not have been the first fanfiction website, it is definitely the most well known, FF.Net's popularity leading to sites like Website/{{Wattapad}} (2006) and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (2008 in response to the purges).
*FollowTheLeader: While it might not have been the first fanfiction website, it is definitely the most well known, FF.Net's popularity leading to sites like Website/{{Wattapad}} (2006) and Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn (2008 in response to the purges).
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* BannedInChina: The site is blocked on all [=ISPs=] in Malaysia and certain [=ISPs=] in Indonesia, due to protests by helicopter moms in those countries.
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* BannedInChina: The site is partially blocked on all [=ISPs=] in Malaysia Indonesia and certain [=ISPs=] ''completely'' blocked in Indonesia, Malaysia, due to protests by [[MoralGuardian helicopter moms moms]] in those countries.
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