[ SECRET POST #4893 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4893 ⌋

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

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[Interview with the Vampire]


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[Disney Descendants 3]


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10. [WARNING for discussion of transphobia]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

There was one last week, complaining, for example, that someone read through an entire series in a day, dropping kudos on every entry, and they were Just So Rude to not leave a comment at the end.

I love comments, they improve my day, but lord help me that writer needs to get some sun and fresh air.

[(Anonymous)]

That is completely different than what you said in the original post. You said "not commenting on every single chapter with a long essay length comment".
And now you explain how someone was mad because someone "read through an entire series in a day" leaving kudos but not a single comment.

Those are two completely different things. I wouldn't agree with people getting mad that readers aren't "commenting on every single chapter with a long essay length comment." But literally NO ONE says that.

I totally agree with that person who got mad that someone read so many fics and didn't comment ONCE (unfortunately, I didn't see that discussion, but I would have agreed with them). What this person wanted (as far as I can tell from you summing it up) wasn't a comment on every single chapter. It was one comment at the end of the series. Maybe even one comment on every fic of the series (which might be 20+ chapters each for all we know). No one said anything about one essay-long comment on each chapter!

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT: Get mad, really? A *lot* of people find commenting to be a high emotional risk for not a lot of gain. And sorry, AO3 isn't set up to be a writer's group. It's a story-publishing platform, and the ratio of more than 90% lurkers is part of how the system works.

[(Anonymous)]

"high emotional risk"? What kind of special snowflakes are these? That's nothing but an excuse. If it is really true: they should go find a therapist. And it doesn't have to be a "writer's group". Interaction is, however, encouraged. Why would people be posting if no one commented? Answer: They wouldn't. Writers who only get few comments do stop posting their fics. (I know that from experience.) Lurkers hurt everyone.

[(Anonymous)]

What kind of special snowflakes are these?

The kinds who don't want to respond to a literary mediocrity like yourself, who is liable to respond in this manner. Thanks for proving my point.

[(Anonymous)]

hahaha someone's getting butthurt. I wouldn't expect you to be able to argue using real arguments instead of resorting to name calling.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm responsible for using electronic communication to massage the feels of dozens of clients, co-workers, and family. I'm not paid enough to deal with tacitly homophobic responses just because you wrote a story.

[(Anonymous)]

And still you keep replying here without saying anything of substance.

[(Anonymous)]

DA attitudes like yours are why I only comment on fic that's actually good

[(Anonymous)]

NA - You really are a nasty little immature cretin, aren't you? I certainly would never feel bad that I hadn't comment on your fic, anon. With an attitude like yours, I wouldn't want to encourage you.