[ SECRET POST #4161 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4161 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I don't know.

[(Anonymous)]

I get those type of comments are annoying but maybe you shouldn't take it so personally. Those commenters are usually kids who just read something they enjoyed and asked for more. They aren't thinking "I'm gonna force them to write more just for me" or however else people are taking it.

Re: I don't know.

[(Anonymous)]

I know a lot of them are just dumb kids.

I'm just getting a flashback to that time, in the middle of a longfic that was a plotting nightmare, when that person who had never commented or kudosed or, or anything, left a shitty passive-aggressive note about had I considered an update schedule? Just 'cause my erratic chapter posting was driving them crazy, see...

*Poor them*

Re: I don't know.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I think since it is a comment to me on my fic, I do take it at least a little personally. I don't think they are going to force me to write more or anything, demanding is just the way it comes across to me, whether they meant it that way or not. A lot of commenters are courteous about it, writing things like: "I would love to see more in this universe" and "This is awesome, a sequel would be great". I don't think everyone needs to leave a comment like that, nor do I expect them to, but I don't think an author hoping for courtesy (like a "please") or some other indication of enjoyment (like a smiley face or "Yay!") is anything to be outraged about, either.