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writethisfanficHi there! How is the fanfic writing going today? Are you...writing? editing? betaing? posting? or something else entirely?
I was really impressed with the number of people who participated in the poll yesterday and interested by the results.
In part, this was because I tend to think in 'screenfuls' as I write - I like there to be some significant event in each screenful and try to make sure there's an incentive in the story for the reader to pull down on the scroll bar - I guess I wanted to know if that makes sense with respect to people's reading habits. After all, a computer screenful doesn't mean anything on a cell phone's tiny screen.
Today the discussion topic is about posting. It's kind of the same question as yesterday's first one. Do you find that you post in the same places where you read?
If you like, tell us how and where.
I was really impressed with the number of people who participated in the poll yesterday and interested by the results.
In part, this was because I tend to think in 'screenfuls' as I write - I like there to be some significant event in each screenful and try to make sure there's an incentive in the story for the reader to pull down on the scroll bar - I guess I wanted to know if that makes sense with respect to people's reading habits. After all, a computer screenful doesn't mean anything on a cell phone's tiny screen.
Today the discussion topic is about posting. It's kind of the same question as yesterday's first one. Do you find that you post in the same places where you read?
Poll #9135 Where do you post your fic?
Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 20
Do you post...
View Answers
at your journal?
17 (85.0%)
on a community?
11 (55.0%)
at an archive (AO3 / ff.net)
17 (85.0%)
on a fandom-specific site
0 (0.0%)
on a fanzine or mailing list
1 (5.0%)
Do you promote or 'pimp' your own fic?
If you like, tell us how and where.
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Date: Thursday, January 19th, 2012 04:35 (UTC)Since 95% of the things I've written are in nearly-nonexistent or inactive fandoms (mostly book-based), I can empathise. One is in a fandom with only 24 fics for both book and movie; it's received seven hits.
(Random note: I love your username and icon!)