some thoughts on posting and fic and memes
Sep. 6th, 2011 04:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jlhLook, it's just going to be spammy around here for a while because I've had THOUGHTS and I want to share them as that's what the journal is for.
On the LJ version of this post is a poll about whether people are entirely opposed to reading DW. Of course, for those of you reading this on DW the question is moot.
I'm doing that 30 days of fanfic meme during the 30 days of September but while they were written I didn't get around to posting them while I was away this weekend, so there's a bunch of backdated entries that may well not have turned up on your flists. This includes an answer to a question thatsangueuk asked me this weekend: one-two-three-four-five.
Fanfiction writers mention this all the time, but in nearly ten years of being in fandom I've actually never had anyone send a message to ask me when I'm going to finish something. I'm choosing to believe this is because I finish stories before I start posting them and then post them very regularly, so I've never abandoned anything or left something without updates for any period of time, and not because I pretty much suck and I write too much already so no one would ever want to ask me to continue writing anything. ALLOW ME MY DELUSIONS, OKAY?
On the LJ version of this post is a poll about whether people are entirely opposed to reading DW. Of course, for those of you reading this on DW the question is moot.
I'm doing that 30 days of fanfic meme during the 30 days of September but while they were written I didn't get around to posting them while I was away this weekend, so there's a bunch of backdated entries that may well not have turned up on your flists. This includes an answer to a question that
sangueuk asked me this weekend: one-two-three-four-five.Fanfiction writers mention this all the time, but in nearly ten years of being in fandom I've actually never had anyone send a message to ask me when I'm going to finish something. I'm choosing to believe this is because I finish stories before I start posting them and then post them very regularly, so I've never abandoned anything or left something without updates for any period of time, and not because I pretty much suck and I write too much already so no one would ever want to ask me to continue writing anything. ALLOW ME MY DELUSIONS, OKAY?
