[ SECRET POST #2482 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2482 ⌋

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

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Comments

[brooms]

oh wow. i've been on it for 11 years. trough harry potter, lotr, house, sga, the beginning of new who, supernatural, merlin - the whole shebang, even though i was in exactly one of these fandoms. and to me, the decline in traffic couldn't be more obvious. i think the very last big fandom that i saw with an impressive output on lj was the star trek reboot.

for the past two years, i've been helping edit a newsletter that covers, among others, a juggernaut, extremely active fandom (MCU) and even in this "short" space of time, the number of links compiled on average has gone very noticeably down, too. people aren't even xposting fic anymore.

[hlagol]

I agree with you - and a lot of fandom overlap! I've been on LJ since 2001, and I've gone from a very strictly filtered flist to keep things manageable, to reading every damn comm I follow since the activity level is so much lower. (I still can't bring myself to unfriend some folks from the old days, even though most of them haven't posted for years).

They way fandom existed in the 2004-2007 era was much more interactive, though tumblr is nice for keeping a gentle finger on the pulse of things, even though it's more more impersonal in my experience.

I do sort of wish I knew about more anon/kink/landcomms though, as they seem to be the last beacon of activity.