[ SECRET POST #3833 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3833 ⌋

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Comments

Re: FF vs. Ao3 Stats

[(Anonymous)]

I am sort of curious, and there's not a good way to tell, if the short "Good job" sort of comments would be kudos on ao3. Or if kudos type people just Favorite on ff.net instead? That might account for some of the comments.

Re: FF vs. Ao3 Stats

[ketita]

For this specific fic, I think the "quality" of reviews is about the same. As in, both ff.net and ao3 have a number of reviews that are only a few words, and both have multiple-sentence reviews.
I'd have to do a much closer read to see if there's really a qualitative difference there, and how big of a difference it is.

Re: FF vs. Ao3 Stats

[(Anonymous)]

That's neat. I feel like ff.net tips towards few word reviews and ao3 multiple sentence reviews, but I'm not sure if that's my own confirmation bias influencing my memory.

Re: FF vs. Ao3 Stats

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like ff.net tips towards few word reviews and ao3 multiple sentence reviews

This has been my experience of the two sites as well.

Re: FF vs. Ao3 Stats

[(Anonymous)]

This intuitively makes sense, if you assume that kudos and very short reviews serve basically the same purpose from the reader's point of view.