Whatever happened to "stuffing tinies" by tiny traveler?

[DeuceMicro]

Its not at giantessworld any more, it was created last summer by tiny_traveler and the story and the author have disappeared.

Anyone know what I'm talking about? It was a story about a world where people volunteered to be shrunk and eaten or criminals were selected and if they survived they won a huge monetary prize. Attractive women were chosen to swallow the shrunken people.

If you search on Google it pops up, but its a dead link that takes you to giantessworld and the story doesn't exist any more.

[DeuceMicro]

I think the festival where the tinies were swallowed was called tiny fest

[DeuceMicro]

If you remember the story but didn't save a copy, please respond in this thread so I know there are others who remember this awesome story

[Saftkeur]

The story wasn't my cup of tea, but I do remember seeing it there not too long ago at least. Shame it's disappeared.

It's an unfortunate fact that some writers/artists get tired of the genre, or uncomfortable with it, or numerous other little hang-ups, and decide to delete their older work and/or erase their presence from the internet. Not much to do about it, if you're lucky there might be an archive of the pages somewhere, but generally once it's gone, it's gone.

Saving personal copies of content you like a lot might be a good idea in communities like this (where creators might have more reasons then normal to want to erase their work). Beyond that, I feel it's best to respect the creator's wishes, and at the very least avoid public backups or other means of archiving their work without their permission, since not only is it a moral gray area, but the feeling of losing all control over your own content can be a big deterrent for some creators to want to share their work in the first place.

[DeuceMicro]

The story wasn't my cup of tea, but I do remember seeing it there not too long ago at least. Shame it's disappeared.

It's an unfortunate fact that some writers/artists get tired of the genre, or uncomfortable with it, or numerous other little hang-ups, and decide to delete their older work and/or erase their presence from the internet. Not much to do about it, if you're lucky there might be an archive of the pages somewhere, but generally once it's gone, it's gone.

Saving personal copies of content you like a lot might be a good idea in communities like this (where creators might have more reasons then normal to want to erase their work). Beyond that, I feel it's best to respect the creator's wishes, and at the very least avoid public backups or other means of archiving their work without their permission, since not only is it a moral gray area, but the feeling of losing all control over your own content can be a big deterrent for some creators to want to share their work in the first place.

What about creating my own version of his story?

[Saftkeur]

The story wasn't my cup of tea, but I do remember seeing it there not too long ago at least. Shame it's disappeared.

It's an unfortunate fact that some writers/artists get tired of the genre, or uncomfortable with it, or numerous other little hang-ups, and decide to delete their older work and/or erase their presence from the internet. Not much to do about it, if you're lucky there might be an archive of the pages somewhere, but generally once it's gone, it's gone.

Saving personal copies of content you like a lot might be a good idea in communities like this (where creators might have more reasons then normal to want to erase their work). Beyond that, I feel it's best to respect the creator's wishes, and at the very least avoid public backups or other means of archiving their work without their permission, since not only is it a moral gray area, but the feeling of losing all control over your own content can be a big deterrent for some creators to want to share their work in the first place.

What about creating my own version of his story?

Using existing work as inspiration can be good! I would just avoid copying things too closely; not only can it be viewed as plagiarism and all that, but it might simply not feel very inspired or interesting when it's done. Nearly all creative content that's out there takes some inspiration from somewhere, though; the more sources the better, as that will make the end result that much more unique.

[theprinceh]

For some reason all his work and account vanished, I loved his work and dont know why.

[Juliet]

Tiny Traveler's account was wiped by a glitch alongside several other users. He brought it up in the giantessworld shoutbox and said he no longer had access to the account either. His new handle is T_T, but he's yet to repost anything or write anything new.
Sad! He had written a story and dedicated it to me and I enjoyed it a lot. He was also a follower of mine.

[DeuceMicro]

Tiny Traveler's account was wiped by a glitch alongside several other users. He brought it up in the giantessworld shoutbox and said he no longer had access to the account either. His new handle is T_T, but he's yet to repost anything or write anything new.
Sad! He had written a story and dedicated it to me and I enjoyed it a lot. He was also a follower of mine.

Thanks for letting us know

[zerothx16]

When you search it on google, there should be a google cash link which will go back in time a show a working timeframe. If that doesn't work drop the link into the Wayback machine and you may get lucky and be able to see a chashed page as well

[GastricAztec]

Any updates on this story?

[Luckless]

I miss this story dearly, and I followed it on the wayback machine and couldn't find more than the first chapter.

[GastricAztec]

I miss this story dearly, and I followed it on the wayback machine and couldn't find more than the first chapter.

I wish someone (including me) had saved this story before the glitch that wiped it out.

[10kmillisieverts]

I actually have a copy of this story, up to chapter 8, though I definitely remember there being more.

I made a paste of them, link here - https://pastebin.com/1C2qZW18

[Amirkun]

Try copying that link then use Wayback Machine. It's a web archive site that attempts to show you what a URL looks like during a specific point in time. I try to use it on League of Legends page because they frequently update their characters' lore.