[ SECRET POST #6175 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6175 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

And this is why I've always written fic.

Sure, it's partially because I enjoy writing and get beset by "plot bunnies" like anyone else. But the larger part of motivation is that I don't want to be simply existing in fandom. I want to be doing something for it. I want to be contributing.

[(Anonymous)]

i respect it

i lurk a lot of fandoms and hang out in chat and comments only, but i also am not gonna cry if nobody misses me

appreciate everybody that contributes

[(Anonymous)]

I write fic to (because I like to) and I do like to contribute, but I think the people who comment and share fic and do recs are contributing, too! I'm not writing for an audience of me.

[(Anonymous)]

write fic TOO.

I swear I write better than this comment would indicate.

[(Anonymous)]

DA I think that contributes, sure, but not to an individually memorable extent. I think anons point is that sharing fix for example is something anybody can do. You just press share. It's totally replaceable by anybody else.

If you run a curated, organized fic rec list with tags and stuff though, that people use and visit, that's a project that took work and thought, you know?