>>5891

>I'm thinking more along the lines of a personal site rather than an ASSTR replacement.


It's no fun if it's just one person. Think of how fun it could be to design a great ASSTR replacement. Imagine creating systems for categorizing and rating stories, commenting on stories, writing reviews of stories, letting the readers apply tags to organize the stories in case the author didn't give it the right tags. It can be more than just a repository of stories; it can be a whole system for readers and authors to interact and for readers to discuss what they've read.



Imagine your ideal fiction website. This could be the perfect excuse to make it real.



>>5909

>...and someone onsite who can look for and respond to such.


Don't ask for too much. We're looking for cheap hosting, and we're the ones who have to pay for this stuff. Better to have the site go down sometimes than pay someone do nothing but stare at computer lights all day.