Found english short story from a german writer

Hello,

I found a short story from german writer Jo van Buren.

This is a draft copy written in english.

Title: The bad sisters.

Machine translated from german to english.

Van Buren is looking for adults who is interested in BDSM and fetish enema short stories.

Here comes the link for download: https://workupload.com/file/HY64gx2BpEd

File is a pdf file.

Jo van Buren can be found here: https://jovanburenblog.wordpress.com/

Van Buren published 4 Books written in german.

No feedback here.

Is nobody interested to read novels with enema, clinic and bdsm content?

I read the novels of Jo van Buren in german. I don`t know the translation is good or not. For the novels in german

I can give 5 of 5 stars.

I think most people are leery of downloading files on here. Maybe if you posted it in the stories section you will get some feedback

I think most people are leery of downloading files on here. Maybe if you posted it in the stories section you will get some feedback

@LordJim2 - No, that won't work.

The Library is for fictional stories, yes, but the material must be the author's own work. It cannot be something lifted from somewhere else on the Internet and written by someone else.

LordJim2 wrote:

I think most people are leery of downloading files on here

Okay this section is called "Related Literature and Movies".

Any info about Related Literature needs to click on a link or download information from a link.

I found this:

"I created a draft copy of my first story of “Die bösen Schwestern” in english: “The evil sisters”.

It is a machine translation from German to English.

I’m looking for interested people who like to read BDSM – Fetish – Enema stories.

Now the first english book has been released."

I found it here:

Link removed due to security concerns - Moderator

This is an onion link. You need Tor browser to open this link. It is a respectable site.

You can find Tor browser here: https://www.torproject.org/download/

Information about it is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(network)

@MarkusX - I think you need to look at this from the viewpoint of members, and I'm speaking here as a moderator.

No offence or disrespect intended, but you are a very new member and you are asking other members to simply trust you without question. But please think about why they might be wary. Due to your lack of history on the site, members don't know if you are genuine or if you are a spammer trying social engineering techniques to lure them towards some piece of malware. Just about the first thing you have done on the site is point members to a PDF, and PDFs have on occasion exploited security flaws in PDF readers. Now I don't believe that is the case here, as I took certain precautions by checking your link in a disposable test environment, but you have to think about how it might look to others.

It seems you believe members are simply concerned about the possibility of being tracked, and you seem to think Tor is the solution to that. But in all honesty, I'd be more wary of using the Tor network, and following your onion link, than I would be wary of testing your original link. And before you ask, I have a background in such things.

At the end of the day, you can only post your link, but you can't push members too strongly into doing what you want. It might be that members on the English section just aren't interested in reading a machine translation of something that was originally written entirely in German.

DrZ

There seems to be a problem of understanding here.

My post is informational.

It's not a request to do anything.

I assumed there were interested readers here.

That doesn't seem to be the case.

The website I linked is clean and legal.

There is neither spam or malware.

As a computer scientist, I can assess and check this well.

I'm sorry if I disturbed the peace here.

I thought this forum thrives on interesting information.

That doesn't seem to be the case.

In the future I will limit myself to interesting information

no longer to share here.

DrZ

There seems to be a problem of understanding here.

@MarkusX - No, there isn't a misunderstanding.

My post is informational.

It's not a request to do anything.

Well... with respect, you didn't state that it was a request in those exact words, but you posted with an expectation that members would follow the link and then make comments. You proved that yourself when you again posted to state you had received no feedback, and to question why.

The website I linked is clean and legal.

There is neither spam or malware.

As a computer scientist, I can assess and check this well.

No one said the site was illegal. No one said the content was definitely malicious. But members have good reason to be wary of new accounts without history on the site. I've personally dealt with plenty of issues with new accounts that for some reason turned out not to be what they claimed to be.

My advice to you is to contribute to the forum and perhaps other parts of the site in constructive ways. As you gain and develop relationships with others, then the level of trust will also improve.

As a computer scientist, I can assess and check this well.

Good - and so can I, therefore I did. But you can't blame others for being careful and avoiding something they are unsure of. I don't know how many times I've given that kind of advice to people.

I thought this forum thrives on interesting information.

That doesn't seem to be the case.

It does thrive on information. But all I'm saying is don't expect hordes of BDSM enthusiasts just to jump out and be incredibly keen to follow every link you post, especially when it's machine translated from its native language.

For all we know, some members will have followed the link you provided and decided the content wasn't of interest to them. People will often do that without commenting. Some people might have liked the content but had no comment to make. It doesn't mean posting the link wasn't worthwhile. Just adjust your expectations about feedback.