The thing is, this list was always intended to be private.  </p>

<p>I started reading Sentinel stories last year, and there were 
so many of them that I couldn't keep track of which one was 
which.  I'd spend days searching for <i>that story where they 
lock up the loft and cuddle on the couch.</i>  Or, <i>the one 
where Jim says, "Don't look at me." </i> Or, <i>Jim's dad sends a 
toaster.</i>  </p>

<p>So I started keeping this list to help me remember which bits 
came from where.  And I put it on the web so I could access it 
from anywhere.  And I made sure none of my other pages linked 
to it, so that search engines wouldn't find it and it would stay 
private.  Privacy was important to me for three reasons:</p>

<ul>
<li>I hadn't asked any authors for permission to link to their 
stories.
<li>Within the summaries, I might have said something to hurt an 
author's feelings.
<li>Some of the summaries are complete and total spoilers.  
Spoilers so bad they could render the story ineffective.
</ul>

<p>But the page got out.  I think what happened is that some 
other page owner was looking at statistics and noticed my page 
linking to her page, and followed the link back to see what my 
page was about.  And maybe told a friend.  I don't know.  In any 
case, suddenly Helen's page had a link to my page, and I 
panicked.  Because it was supposed to be private, right?</p>

<p>But then I thought more about it, and figured, apparently 
people are enjoying the page, or at least finding it useful, so I 
don't want to take it away.  I'll just add an explanation, and a 
huge spoiler warning.  So here's the bottom line:</p>

<ul>
<li>Major, major spoilers.
<li>If you are a writer and want links to your stories pulled from 
this page, write me at <a href="mailto:geoffrey2@cox.net">
geoffrey2@cox.net</a> and I'll do it immediately.  I'm not 
active in Sentinel fandom, not on any mailing lists, and I don't know the personalities, so 
I don't know who's likely to object.
<li>This list is old.  I don't keep it current.  I only made it 
halfway through the alphabet before I stopped.  Many links point 
to the 307 archive because 852 Prospect was down at the time, 
and some of these links don't work.  I don't plan to fix them.
<li>The TSStoryfinders mailing list has pretty much eliminated 
the need for this list.  Hooray!
</ul>

<p>Regards, -- Geoffrey</p>