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Me, logging into my FF.net account finally after having read some weeks before that the site is likely on its last legs: I can't believe I remembered my password. Uh, go me? I should probably change it before I leave again, though...
Me: ...Sweet mercy, the last time I updated my profile on here, GeoCities was still around.

Anyway. Still debating whether or not to import my old FF.net stories to AO3 wholesale (I think I can do that?), but I'm leaning gently towards "yes". I may not want to look at them very much to edit anything FF.net has borked over the twelve years since I last logged in, but it's definitely something I'm probably going to maybe do.

I just have to remember that it's not the most embarrassing work I've ever written, or that can be found online somewhere with appropriate digging, and I'll be fine, I'm sure.

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Something I really, really, really need to do is to update our convention's Accessibility Statement for this year. Because so much is going to be affected by Covid-related regulations.

- Are we going to have lines? How are we dealing with them?
- The Accessibility Passes we've been offering the past several years have allowed people to skip lines, and also get into panel rooms early; since between-panel times are now for making sure the room has been sanitized, can we still offer early panel room access?
- We've traditionally offered a changing space (and signs informing attendees about it) so cosplayers have an actual designated area to change costumes if they don't have a room, and won't take up the wheelchair accessible stalls. Are we offering that this year?
- While I'm at it, how are panel rooms going to be set up in general? Do I have to worry about blocking out wheelchair seating, or will the spacing between seats be wide enough on its own?
- There will be hand sanitizer everywhere, so at least I won't have to provide that, or set it up this year
- The budget doesn't allow for a Quiet Room this year, even if we did decide it would be safe to have one, so that's coming off (maybe I can arrange for a Quiet Corner in Family Programming?)
- Video rooms are... I don't even know what's going to happen there
- No food, so at least I don't have to worry about the convention providing food-related allergen warnings
- Other stuff I'm not remembering at the moment, I'm sure

On the plus side, writing all that down has helped me to stop being quite so mental-block-level anxious over it, so hopefully I can kick my own butt into gear and get started on it tomorrow. Getting this done late is better than never.

(Once again, I am subject to the irony of having ADHD and being in charge of Accessibility while it's more of a minor interest than anything like hyperfocus level.)