[ SECRET POST #4505 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4505 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Like how so? Are we talking about 'plz update' type of stuff, or what?

[(Anonymous)]

Here's a fun one I got years ago that I will never forget: some dude once left a long, super-involved pitch on one of my fics for a story in which the male protagonist acquires a harem of female characters. I still remember that this reviewer ended on a cheerful, "Feel free to make it your own!"

Just for reference, I wrote primarily m/m fics in that fandom.

[(Anonymous)]

What? That's ridiculous even by my standards;;... Like did he even read your story, or was he just going door to door like a salesman. I don't know if i want to laugh or cry...

[(Anonymous)]

No idea! I got some really weird reviews from other (often male) fic writers in that fandom, and this is why I don't entirely buy into the "they must be young" justification because I knew these people were at least college-aged or older.

One other reviewer, this time on a femslash story, complained that there was not enough sex (fic was labeled as a PG-13 comedy) and suggested that I checked out "better writers" to see how it was done. Miffed, I went to this person's profile and saw that they also wrote fics in the same fandom. Must be a pro, right? I swear to god, the very first story I clicked on featured the phrase "cerulean orbs" in the first paragraph.

Anime fandoms in the late 2000s! What a trip.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yeah, 'cerulean orbs' is the epitome of good writing right there... Like I'd want to say it was a different time back then, but apparently not;;