[ SECRET POST #2930 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2930 ⌋

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Comments

[intrigueing]

I agree that tumblr/ao3 etc clarifies a lot of the inconveniences of LJ based fanfic, but my big beef with tumblr/ao3 fandom was never with the fic, it's with the discussion -- it's very, very difficult to have any sort of long conversation between several people on tumblr, and even more difficult to save and view it in an easy-to-follow layout where all the comments and who is replying to who are in one place.

I'm thinking there will probably be a new platform or two coming out in the future that will integrate various advantages of both.

Also, while ff.net might be not very good quality, it has and has always had a very easy to follow fic archiving system, (especially now that there's more options, like a filterable distinction between "this fic has X pairing" and "this fic has X main characters.") People used to squash their crucial fic info -- pairings, slash or gen, warnings for rape or character death, etc, into a character-limited, searchable summary, instead of screwing up tags.

I think an ideal fic arhcive would be a cross between AO3 and ff.net, with crosspost options for lj/tumblr/whatever the next journaling platform is.