The Snowfyre Chorus

Just as predicted, through no doing of my own, my online activity is no longer anonymous. I have not signed out, nor have I intentionally or knowingly changed my privacy settings. (In fact, I don't see a menu anywhere for privacy settings.) But one week after my last post (quoted above) my profile suddenly displays what I am "Currently" doing, for the world to see. Mods or Admins - Ideas as to why this might be happening? Any feedback appreciated. (I did post a comment just a few moments ago. Could that have automatically switched off the "anonymous log in" setting for some reason? I wouldn't have thought so, given that I also posted a comment on December 11th and there was no change in anonymity at that time.)

I signed in anonymously this morning, at 10:00 am EST. Based on the last two times I signed in anonymously... since about November 20th... I expect that within a week, my online activity and presence will no longer be anonymous. No notification will be given that my privacy status has changed, when, or why. Does the new site software impose an automatic expiration on anonymity? Or is this issue related to site restoration and upgrades, or what? Hoping this is not a permanent "feature" of the new set up.

No response whatsoever on this question from the mods... but suddenly Heresy 164 has reappeared in cyberspace? Anyone care to explain what happened (and then un-happened)? Seems very odd/arbitrary...

Hey Stubby, I was in the middle of reading Heresy 164. Now I can't find it. Did Admin just delete another Heresy?

Wolfmaid - It could be a site issue (lots of those lately, it seems)... but it looks like the links to the last two Heresy threads need to be edited. Currently they both point to this thread - the Heretics Guide. (Though as someone else pointed out, Heresy 163 seems to have disappeared... so it might be difficult to redirect that link at the moment. :) )

Yes, but that Tansy was pretty clearly one of Martin's red-hairings. ;) .

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This week, we believe in compiling links for future reference! :cool4:

Thanks for this. Very helpful.

I believe there is a passage in which, while considering his diseased hand, Griff thinks something along the lines of "I should've let the dwarf drown... I told him to stay away from the Stone Men!" The impression I got in my reading was that the condition of his hand and the rescue of Tyrion were connected.