[ SECRET POST #2171 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2171 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think the hit counter on AO3 is an accurate representation of who's reading the fic, though, so those high numbers might be misleading.

I can click on every single fic for a certain pairing (or fandom) and that will ding the hit counter whether I actually read the fic or not.

I've started reading many a fic only to decide it was crap and back-button out of it. The hit counter leads the author to believe that I read that fic. It's a really flawed system that I wish people wouldn't rely on so much for their feedback.

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, the hit counter is a pretty good representation, ime.

I recently (for reasons) put together a graph of hits vs kudos for a sample of fics in my fandom, and found that it correlated extremely strongly - it was basically a straight line. I'd expected it to be much fuzzier, tbh.

More hits = more people see it = more people like it. Not everybody, but somebody can't like it without seeing it.