[ SECRET POST #2556 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2556 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's the ratio of fic you write to fic you actually post?

[fingalsanteater]

Mte. I'd love to get three or four comments, and I write for a decent sized fandom.

Re: What's the ratio of fic you write to fic you actually post?

[(Anonymous)]

(AYRT)
Same here and I consider myself very lucky because I don't only write for small fandoms, I do so in a language that it's not English, so the potential audience is smaller than usual.

But even if that wasn't the case, I don't think I could get why people ignore the comments they do get while complaining about lack of comments. It just doesn't makes sense.

Re: What's the ratio of fic you write to fic you actually post?

[herpymcderp]

Okay... Assuming I ignore comments is jumping to a lot of conclusions. I don't ignore anyone.

It's the knowledge that if I was writing some generic Hetalia or Avengers slash I would be getting about ten times the audience my fics currently receive which is off-putting to me, no matter how nice those three or four comments are.

Re: What's the ratio of fic you write to fic you actually post?

[(Anonymous)]

Then there are two solutions: (try to) stop comparing small fandoms with bigger ones or move to bigger and active fandoms.
It's better than talk like your existing audience isn't good enough to count.