[ SECRET POST #6491 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6491 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

If you don't live in certain parts of fancom, this means:

A while ago (10 years? more?) there was a small podfic revolution, including some podficcers saying that they are both uneasy about doing a podfic of someone's work without permission, but simultaneously too shy to actually ask the writer if podfic would be welcome (because What If That Turned Into A Whole Thing, Now I Have A Deadline, etc.). So a concept was born: blanket permission statements in one's AO3 profile, to assure podficcers that they would be welcome to produce the fic as a podfic, with any requirements, restrictions, caveats -- without having to interact. So if you encounter some fic you'd like to produce, look at the author's profile and see if there's a statement like that posted. (And if not, you could ask if the author is open to podfics and if so, if they'd consider posting a blanket permission statement on their profile -- or just ask if they'd be open to you doing a podfic of that work.)