[ SECRET POST #2372 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2372 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Thing is, if you *weren't* a NNF (assuming it does stand for 'No Name Fan') and so had more experience then I guess you would have less need for a beta At least on the basis that the more you do these things, the better you get, and it's easier to pick up on mistakes.

So, considering the beta you have isn't doing the job well enough for your liking, and if you believe you need the second opinion (from what I've seen, even the 'best' fan-writers do) then I see nothing wrong in looking for an alternative. Difficult, given you'd have to talk to your current beta if you intended to part company, but certainly not a bad idea under the circumstances.

As others have said, there are beta communities out there, and ff.net has its own service by fandom and genre.