Rules for Inclusion in the Archive

This page describes the type of material which may be added to this archive.

1. Files and Links
   

   There are two kinds of entries in this archive: files, which reside on the archive site itself, and links, which point to files located elsewhere on the web. Both have the same descriptive information in the archive index. At present, only text files may be stored on the archive site. Links may point to text, images, or videos.

   I recommend archiving stories on the site if possible. Linking to something elsewhere involves the risk that the material may be moved or deleted, so that the link will no longer work. If you are adding a link to the archive, please verify that the link is correct and that it is to a location which allows direct linking. (Many sites, for instance, will not allow direct linking to an image file.)

   All links in the archive will be reviewed periodically, and links which are not working will be deleted.

2. Content
   

   The archive accepts fan fiction, artwork, and analysis based on the manga From Eroica With Love by Yasuko Aoike.

   Crossover stories, which include both Eroica characters and those from some other fandom(s), are allowed as long as the Eroica characters have a significant role (i.e., are not just cameos.)

   The archive does NOT accept any fiction which includes contemporary real people as characters. Historical real people may be used if they have been dead for at least one hundred years.

   If you are not certain whether a particular item is appropriate for this archive, feel free to ask. The archivist reserves the right to allow or disallow any submissions.

3. Ratings & Content Notices
   

   The archive accepts adult material, but all submissions must be rated appropriately in the Rating field of the upload form. The archivist may modify the rating of an entry if its original rating is found to be inappropriate. See the Ratings help file for guidelines on choosing a rating.

   The Content Notices field is used in conjunction with the rating to indicate sensitive subject matter in an archive entry. Use of the notices is optional, but strongly encouraged.

4. Ownership
   

   Anyone may add a link to the archive. For archiving files, however, I ask that the submitter be the author of the material or have permission from the author to archive here.

5. Modifying an Entry
   

   Users cannot directly modify archived files. However, if you are the author and need to change a field on your file (such as changing the Status from In Progress to Complete), or you wish to submit a revised version of the story, please contact the archivist to have this done.