[ SECRET POST #6445 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6445 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, I think the published het books you're referring to are removed enough I think the mantle of precursor still belongs to the D/s verse, specifically because omegaverse was so entirely wedded to fandom and fandom-popular tropes (and m/m shipping), even if said tropes had inspirations in traditional media. It also partially owes its spread to the transition to modern, decentralized fandom (Tumblr, Twitter, etc). While it was born on a kinkmeme, if fandom was still mostly centralized in LJ community/forum-type spaces when it was invented, I don't think it would have spread so far and certainly not so fast.

[meadowphoenix]

i don't think it had much to do with either twitter or tumblr when it comes to quick adoption. i think it had to do with AO3. it spread quickly through LJ kinkmemes allowing you to unanon and post your fic on AO3 where everyone in the fandom could find it, and fic exchanges and big bangs pushing large volumes of fic at one time on AO3. i'm sure tumblr and twitter helped public awareness, so i would agree with their influence on reach, but not speed.