[ SECRET POST #2505 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2505 ⌋

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

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Comments

[silverr]

A "Kudo" on Ao3 and a "Favorite" on FFnet are essentially the same.

Ao3 just makes it easier to sort by numbers of kudos.

[(Anonymous)]

A "Kudo" on Ao3 and a "Favorite" on FFnet are essentially the same.

Eh, I don't think so. AO3 has a bookmark feature, which is much closer to the favorite feature on FF.net. A kudos on AO3 is more equivalent to one of those short "I liked this" comments on FF.net, in which case, AO3 technically gets more fan reaction.

[silverr]

You're right, the bookmark on Ao3 is a unique feature (I've heard people say they use the Favorites on Ffnet to bookmark things they want to read).

However, to me Kudos and Favs are very similar because both are a "single click" at the bottom of the story, and both result in an email to the author (assuming the author has notifications turned on). ~ As far as I know Ao3 authors are not notified when someone bookmarks their story (especially since bookmarks can be "private."

There's also a "Recs" function on Ao3, I think, separate from Kudos and Bookmarks.

[crunchysunrises]

You don't get notified when someone bookmarks your fic in AO3 but you do get to see them, both at the bottom of the fic's blurb and in your statistics section. Which means that a fic might "officially" have 50 bookmarks but you know from your stats page that you really have 65 bookmarks on a work.

Also, bookmarkers sometimes contain a reader's opinions on your fic, which sometimes make them like comments. (Although, knowing that, you sometimes have to wonder what's written on the hidden bookmarks.)

There's a Recs function and also a Read Later function, which I love.