[ SECRET POST #4490 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4490 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've never once judged the potential quality of a fic based on the author's username and am honestly baffled that there are people that do. It doesn't even compute in my mind.

[(Anonymous)]

I won't say never, but it's less "wow, anyone who ships that must write shitty fic" and more "this name indicates that the author is likely between the ages of 12 and 15, and I don't want to read smut written by an actual child."

Or, less commonly, "wow, that is an actual ethnic slur right there in the username. Do not want."

[(Anonymous)]

I agree. Most of the time I don't even look at the username of the author until I've read at least some of the fic. I'll read the summary to judge whether or not I want to give the fic a shot and if I like what I see I'll look at their page for other stuff they've written, but barring something that really just throws itself off the page at me (like the example of the anon above me, an ethnic slur or something horrible to really put me off) I don't care what username someone uses.

Probably because I am the kind of person that hates coming up with usernames and usually just picks some blando random noun that I'll use for 10 years - I don't put a lot of stock in whatever people decided to put in the box when they were signing up for the site.