[ SECRET POST #5186 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5186 ⌋

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


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Comments

[fscom]

01. https://i.imgur.com/41LCOwd.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

That pic is making me drool, though.

[(Anonymous)]

Same for the most part. There are a few authors that I trust enough to read their WIP, but other than that, nope, I'm waiting until it's done. Been burned way too many times.

[(Anonymous)]

Same. I feel like I have the worst luck too. I have multiple fics that are 150k+ and updated on a steady basis for multiple years that just stopped shortly after I started reading them. I feel like I am a WIP killer and so I stopped reading them for the good of all fandom-kind.

[dwell_ondreams]

1. Awesome picture, I'm hungry now
2. Saaaaame. I browse WIPs & save them to my "Mark For Later" section & check them periodically.

[(Anonymous)]

I've never done this, but I like the idea.

I never used to read WIPs, but then I got into a smaller fandom where I burned through all the completely fics for my ship in a couple of months, and all that was left for me to read was WIPs. Also, like four of the best-written fics in the fandom are abandoned WIPs. *cries*

[mishey22]

This is me. I'll bookmark a WIP but I won't read it until/unless it gets finished. And if it goes a long time without an update, I let it go into the ether.

Otherwise, finished only, thanks

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, I'll bookmark ones that look interesting but won't start them until they're finished. Which is totally hypocritical of me because I definitely want people to read my WIPs. The rare exceptions are for fandom friends who, like me, have proven track records of updating regularly and actually finishing in a timely manner.

[(Anonymous)]

i learned my lesson when i was reading a WIP that, after the penultimate chapter, and right after dropping a HUGE cliffhanger, the fic was never updated again. every so often, i go in and check and it still hurts to see "Chapters: 5/6"

[cloudtrader]

I read and enjoy WIPs, even ones that have been discontinued. Just fodder for me to daydream the endings, really, but I do understand why some people might not enjoy them.

[popkin16]

I'll subscribe to WIPs so I can keep track of how close they are to being finished. As soon as I get the email that the last chapter is posted, I'm on it!