llissommee.bsky.social
fic writer (she/her, an elder, 🔞) • collected works on AO3
👤 Joined on 11 agosto 2023
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Ultimately, I would be very flattered if any of my fics are being passed around. I’ve always known once I hit post that I no longer control what happens to my fic, and as a frequent fic downloader myself I love the option. The thought that someone might like my story enough to save it is delightful
Show Postcommunities on the internet that also liked imagining their blorbos, I was ecstatic. Fanfiction has always been about community to me. While I can understand concerns about AI and Google drives, I can’t really understand the ppl upset about the lack of engagement that comes with sharing fic files.
Show PostAO3 is. While I have certainly gotten discouraged by a lack of community in fandom before, I’ve never been bothered about “lack of engagement.” I wrote fanfic in a composition notebook in middle school that no one ever read. I just did it because it was fun. When I realized there were whole
Show Postwhere people rate fics, and talk about certain tropes or fics they hate so openly on TikTok or Instagram etc. I think we’re seeing so much discourse about the passing around of fics because there’s just a mismatch between generations and what they think the purpose of fanfiction and
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