[ SECRET POST #4064 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4064 ⌋

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Comments

[jadeile]

Aww, that's too bad about your fics. I know that as a teen I enjoyed different things than I do now, so even if your fics don't apply to your own matured taste (and need for quality) anymore, I'm sure there would continue to be younger folk who would still enjoy those. And of course there are your old readers who are fond of them because of the memories.

I'm personally never going to delete any of my old fics. I mean, maybe I'm a bad example for this because I actually still think all of my fics are good (maybe it's because I started writing fics when I was around 15-16 and also had top marks in writing, so I was already mostly past the worst cringe age?). Some of the old stuff is surprisingly good actually and I keep being amazed at my younger self for that. And the stuff that was less good? I've gone back and edited those a bit for improved grammar (especially the old English fics, some of those were barely legible) and slight removal of some of the purplest prose here and there. So while I didn't change anything drastically, now I don't have to look at any of my writing with trepidation of what might lurk within. Most importantly, I will never have to disappoint my readers by suddenly removing their favourite stories from the face of the earth.