[ SECRET POST #6014 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6014 ⌋

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


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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 44 secrets from Secret Submission Post #860.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Original anon.

Nowhere did I say the website sucked, because it doesn't, some of it's functions could be a bit better but that's all. But thank you for having the usual knee-jerk reaction you Ao3 stans have when someone offers some of the most luke-warm crit of this website.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I was not responding to you. I was responding to anon who responded to you. It's why my comment is under theirs and not yours.

[(Anonymous)]

You cannot "strip a creator of their copyright" by writing fanfiction. It's just not at all possible, never has been. If someone creates fanfic, the copyright of the original work does indeed stay with the original creator, always has. If I write Marvel fic, Marvel very much does still own the copyrights to those characters whether they approve of fanfic or not, and I have no idea why you think that's not the case.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

It's a website I've used almost every day for over a decade, it's been very helpful for my mental health and my creative drive, and I've met a lot of very dear friends there, some of whom I spend a lot of time with IRL now. It would be weird not to have some kinds of feelings about it.

[(Anonymous)]

NA - Exactly!

[(Anonymous)]

And the award for most confused and nonsensical take of the day goes to...

[(Anonymous)]

SA

I'll take this as a no. You fake being passionate about this issue very well.

Re: question about periods. tmi I guess

[(Anonymous)]

How annoying! Stress is more likely to make me miss my period (has happened a handful of times).

[(Anonymous)]

Don’t argue with Anne Rice’s ghost.

[(Anonymous)]

Some of then like other fan fiction websites more. Which is fine. But some of them are militant and/or self-absorbed about it, and insist that AO3 is “objectively” worse than their favorite site because they don’t personally like some of AO3’s aesthetics as much as the others. I remember there was one argument some months ago between someone who insisted FFN was better than AO3, and someone arguing the opposite. Others joined in at some point, so I thought I’d do the same, and respond to one of the FFN fan’s posts that both sites have pros and cons, and nobody is objectively right or wrong here. They said “AO3 isn’t going to fuck you”. It was partly my fault for forgetting to put NAYRT or DA to indicate that I wasn’t the one arguing that AO3 was objectively better than FFN. But considering my response was saying both have good and bad points, that still stands out to me as a nonsensical and stupid thing for them to say. And to add insult to injury, some others responded to that person’s “sick burn” with things like “I loled”. And that was after I clarified that I was a completely different person than the one who has been arguing with them.

Re: Airfryer

[(Anonymous)]

I don't have an airfryer, but I did used to be a short order cook. The secret to crunchy fries is to double cook them. My understanding from listening to people who do have air fryers is that this is the only way to get super crispy fries from the air fryer. What counts as 'double cooking' in an airfryer I'm not sure.