No Kill I

I've missed the Great Warning Debate this time around, and frankly: have a newborn. Not going to catch up on it.

Still, I thought I'd best state my warning policy:

In my own spaces, such as on my website or in my journals, I do not attach warnings.

When I archive elsewhere, I do*, and so archives or community journals are safer places for people with triggers to read my work. I also will answer questions; if you-the-reader have particular triggers, feel free to ask me if I think the story will trip them. I will answer you honestly and to the best of my ability. Of course, also feel free to ask for non-triggery stuff, such as personal squicks or just not wanting to read something depressing that day.

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* There are some archives that didn't require warnings, and some old work of mine is archived at some of those places without warnings. This is especially true of old work originally posted to newsgroups or lists prior to 2000, so if you find some of that stuff, you may wish to use the "ask Laura" method if you need any warnings.

I decided not to just try to import wholesale (manually) from laurajv. Some things I'm going to update!

On 2005-11-01 I said: Ask me what happens after the end of one of my stories.

and treetelling said: I would love to know anything about the further adventures of Jim and Telar from "Inclination."

I said: Adventures? Well, they have a ton of missions, and Telar publishes a lot of papers and gets invited to exciting conferences a lot. At first, he cannot often attend in person, because of Starfleet, but then Jim gets promoted to Admiral. He and Telar live on Mars, close to Jim's aunt Suzy, who mothers the both of them as if they aren't all growed up, and then makes Telar babysit her grandchildren when he's home between conferences.

And a whole lot of Telar's relatives end up in the Starfleet Sentinel/Guide program. :)

So, folks.

Ask me what happens after the end of one of my stories.