I'd argue that the choice you're making (whether or not to archive) is a form of editorial control
I suppose it is, in that way - i don't edit (and never would) individuals stories, and if I archive an author, subject to my webhost's legal controls, I don't say what they can't have. But as for an author's entire ouevre - especially when that ouevre (a) reeks and (b) requires me to spend a shit load of time formatting each fucking offering? Not doing that for people I don't really like, not any more.
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Date: 2004-05-12 08:00 am (UTC)I suppose it is, in that way - i don't edit (and never would) individuals stories, and if I archive an author, subject to my webhost's legal controls, I don't say what they can't have. But as for an author's entire ouevre - especially when that ouevre (a) reeks and (b) requires me to spend a shit load of time formatting each fucking offering? Not doing that for people I don't really like, not any more.