In most cases, FanFiction.net allows you to create private fanfics. However, you need to make sure you understand and follow their terms of service and privacy policies. Sometimes, there might be certain limitations or requirements for making fanfics private.
Yes, you can. But it depends on the site's specific rules and settings.
Yes, you can. It depends on the platform or medium you're using. Some apps or websites offer the option to create private stories for your own personal consumption or to share with selected individuals.
It's hard to give an exact number as new fanfics are constantly being added and some might be removed. But there are thousands upon thousands of them.
You usually have to log in to your account. Then look for an option like 'Manage My Stories' or something similar and follow the prompts to delete the fanfic.
Yes, you can. It depends on the platform or application you're using. Some allow for multiple private story creations, while others might have limitations.
Yes, you can. Instagram provides the option to create private stories for your selected audience.
To create a new story on FanFiction.net, sign in or create an account. Once done, find the 'Create Story' section. You'll be asked to select the fandom or genre your story belongs to, give it a catchy title, write a brief summary, and then start typing your story. Pay attention to grammar and spelling for a better reading experience.
Maybe it's due to violation of the site's rules or copyright issues. Some fanfics might have content that isn't allowed, and so they get removed.
It's quite simple. Just log in to the app, find the upload option, and follow the prompts. Make sure your fanfic meets the site's guidelines.
I wouldn't recommend downloading fanfics from FanFiction.net as it might violate the site's terms of use and could be illegal.
In many cases, you can create private stories. For example, on some social media apps, there's an option to make your story visible only to selected people or groups. But not all platforms offer this functionality.