[ SECRET POST #6077 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6077 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don’t get blind loyalty or hatred towards websites. AO3 is fine for what it does, ff.net was fine when it first launched and was what AO3 built itself off of, which is absolutely fine. It’s a bit dated now but that’s just due to time, better online interfaces being created and I think the possibility of whoever was maintaining ff.net maybe not doing that anymore. It’s hard to tell.

Honestly the only place I hated being used as a fanfic hosting site was live journal because it was a nightmare to search for fic on that site, tumblr is garbage for that too. So AO3 was a much welcome change. I don’t consider it perfect, nor do I put my eggs in one basket, it’ll disappear one day because everything ends eventually and when the team that maintains AO3 is gone it could fall the same way ff.net has in recent years.

Basically I welcome pretty much all new fanfic archives for what they do: host fanfic. And I’ll use most of them while they exist because I don’t see a reason not to(dodgy interface is the only reason I won’t).