[ SECRET POST #3580 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3580 ⌋

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Comments

[ariakas]

Yeah you absolutely do have to take the fandom, pairing, genre, fic type, etc., into account. (But once all of those are factored in, it often is down to quality >>)

My highest kudo-to-hit-ratio fic is also around 1/5 but it's a short but absolutely gut-punching fic for a rarepair. Whereas my popular pairing epic has 100x the hits, but only a ratio around 1/10 because a) you can only kudo a fic once even if it's multi-chapter, and b) people re-reread it and you can only kudo once from an IP address, whereas it counts all hits.

That said there is of course no accounting for taste. I've seen fics with a ton of kudos that were an absolute dumpster fire imo but schmoopy or angsty or porny in spades.

[(Anonymous)]

"I've seen fics with a ton of kudos that were an absolute dumpster fire imo but schmoopy or angsty or porny in spades."

Yeah, something I've noticed in fanfic land - hitting popular narrative kinks will absolutely drive the kudos up, above objectively decent prose.

Who am I to judge people enjoying themselves and letting the writer know?