[ SECRET POST #3060 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3060 ⌋

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Comments

Editing old fic on AO3

[(Anonymous)]

So, I have a bunch of fic from forever ago that I'd like to update with various things now. However, most of these are pretty minor (spelling errors, chapter titles, updating the tags to be more accurate, fixing factual errors, occasionally changing a paragraph here and there, cleaning up author's notes, etc - essentially, very little content actually changed).

However, I feel kind of bad for updating it on AO3, because as far as I can tell it automatically bumps the work up to the "most recently updated!" list, which is... misleading at best, especially in the small fandom I'm in and considering that I've been largely absent for the last few years due to what I've recently realized is Actual Depression and not Just Being Lazy, and am highly unlikely to magically solve this and come back in the next few weeks. Is there a better way to do all this, or should I just suck it up, make the changes, and realize that no one actually cares that much and at worst someone will re-read a fic of mine and waste about five minutes of their life?

Re: Editing old fic on AO3

[blitzwing]

I don't think it bumps edited fic up anymore.

Re: Editing old fic on AO3

[(Anonymous)]

Really? Awesome, that solves my problem. Thanks!