[ SECRET POST #3580 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3580 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not the OP, but I think they're talking about the ratio. 1/3 (32%) of the new people clicking on the story leaving kudos seems like a lot. With my own most popular fic, I'm at about 1/20 (5%) leaving kudos (most of them between 2-3% ratio of hits to kudos). Yours above is a little less than 1/25 or 4%. So that seems a bit more normal for AO3.

[tabaqui]

I suppose, though if it's a small/rare fandom where stuff is hard to find, I imagine finding *anything* would make fans kudo it just to be encouraging....

I honestly don't notice kudos and hits on the fic i read.

Thanks for explaining!

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

It does vary from fandom to fandom, a lot. But in this specific case, the author in question's fics are getting kudos at a rate that's wildly, wildly disproportionate to the rest of the fandom in question.

(not OP but it's not like it's hard to figure out what they're talking about)

[(Anonymous)]

I'm at about a 1/12 kudos/hits ratio, but I think that's because my fandom is a kudos-leaving bunch of people. I do have one of the top 10 fics, so that leads people to read the other ones in that fandom, which is huge. Often someone leaves kudos on 8 stories or something.