Frequently Asked Questions
- When I click on a picture thumbnail, I get redirected to the homepage.
That's probably because you are using a type of Internet Security like Norton or Agnitum
Outpost. To prevent people from hotlinking to our pictures, we check if the URL (page
address) that was visited before the big picture appears is within our site. That way it's
not possible to make your own website and let our pictures appear using our direct URL.
An Internet Security like Norton however, removes the previous visited URL string (Referer
Header). Our protection will think you try to hotlink and directs you back to the
homepage. You need to turn this "removing" off to be able to view our pages.
The solution is: turn of your Internet
Security if you wanna see the big pictures and turn it back on afterwards, or
better tell your Internet Security that our site is safe to watch. (Allow adds
and popups on our site - we don't have them anyway) Also make sure that you have
"Cookies Allowed".
It's also possible that you use an old or incompatible browser. Older (not upgraded)
versions of the AOL Browser for instance will give this problem. You should at least
upgrade to the latest browser version of AOL in that case. We heard from users that this
solves the AOL problem.
- I only see little red crosses instead
of thumbnails and don't see the big pictures either.
- If you don't get any pictures at all, not even thumbnails, it's most
likely that you have a pop-up killer or an "add blocker" running. Zone Alarm Pro
for instance has this in the privacy section. But also all kinds of other Internet
Security Programs do. Put the "Add Blocking" and "Cookie Control"
security both on OFF. Make sure cookies are allowed. Go look through your
Internet Security settings. There must be a setting somewhere that blocks any of the above
mentioned things. In almost all of these programs you can add a site that is safe to watch
without the usual security settings. (And believe us, our site is safe)
- Can you give me the email address of a story writer?
No, we won't give out any email addresses. If a story writer doesn't mind getting
"fan mail" and tells us so, we add the email address on their story page(s).
(Click in that case on the writer's name under the story)
Most writers however don't want to get in email contact with others.
- Is there a website with the pictures marked with an "L"?
Yes! Those pictures are the artwork of a German guy with the name Lohengrin. That explains
the "L".
- Why did you sent me an email that contains the W32.Klez.gen virus?
No we didn't. Our computer and server are 100% virus free. A little explanation about this
virus:
It is a nasty virus, it deletes files
and tries to disable your Anti-Virus and Firewall software if it is not up to date. See http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.klez.gen@mm.html for details and how to remove the virus.
It chooses PAIRS of email addresses from your Address Book, or elsewhere on your PC. Then
it emails itself to one of them, and makes appear superficially to be from another address
in your address book. Then it repeats this process "ad infinitum". It can even
attache a picture to the email that was found on your computer. So... you send out an
email, probably not even knowing so, and you use a name from your address book as
"sender" and another name as "receiver". You probably even attache a
wetting picture!!! And that email is received by someone from your address book!!!
Scary thought huh? PS... Outlook doesn't show who the real sender is. Not in the
header above the email itself that is. But you can pretty easy see who that is: right
click on the senders name in Outlook's top window (where all of your emails are in a row)
and choose "properties". Click "details". Now on top you see
"Return-Path". There it gives the real sender's email address.
If you are infected, or just wanna be
sure you are not, download the removal tool at the address mentioned above.
Also, be wise and use some Anti-Virus software like Norton ( Cheap and available at http://www.symantec.com ) and a Personal Firewall like ZoneAlarm ( Free available at
http://www.zonelabs.com )
It's probably not necessary to tell you
but... never click on an attachement if it ends with .exe, .com, .scr, .bat or .pif unless
you know the person who sends it AND you expect it.
- What are the rules for sending stories to you?
First of all they have to be within the law of
course. No underage stuff! A childhood memory is OK as long as it's like "I
discovered the fun of wetting when I was 16". But that's it. The
"characters" in the stories have to be at least 18 years old. And the stories
have to fit in the FEMALE Desperation theme. Stories with only male content won't be
posted. Stories that contain pantypooping won't be posted either.
We hope you use the spelling check when
you write the stories. Some of the ones we get look more like Chinese written. Don't
forget to give the story a title and don't forget to put your author name under it. We
prefer to get them as a "plain text" attachement. (.txt)
If you want your email address mentioned with your story, let us know and we will make an
email short cut on your author name on the bottom of the page.
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