Your to-Dreamwidth bottom links aren't working, so I can't comment there. IDK if it is just for me or what.
I've really started to love AO3 myself. Up to you whether to put up everything or the stuff you really like; I put up two "enh" pieces and they seem to be liked ok, so.
At the very least you should add the DMVs and other Myst work, because right now there are only 5 pieces and 3 of them are mine. It would be great to see someone else putting stuff up there and making the section look a little less empty.
I hear you on fandoms being quiet or nonexistent. I'm currently craving to write Myst and KotOR, and MC is small-land for writing (plus the community is conservative and I feel like my sudden desire for Aitrus/Veovis/Anna is SO not in the taste of most of the fandom), and KotOR has grown quiet with age (although I am hoping as the MMO starts to come out there will be more excitement). And of course, my earliest fandom has been totally superseded by the existence of its newer remake! I think it's the curse of the internet, as well as its advantage, that you can get so many disparate people together in a fandom, but because there are so many options and ways to connect nowadays, communities can drop out of existence/fade to nothing fairly quickly.
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Date: May. 17th, 2011 06:22 pm (UTC)I've really started to love AO3 myself. Up to you whether to put up everything or the stuff you really like; I put up two "enh" pieces and they seem to be liked ok, so.
At the very least you should add the DMVs and other Myst work, because right now there are only 5 pieces and 3 of them are mine. It would be great to see someone else putting stuff up there and making the section look a little less empty.
I hear you on fandoms being quiet or nonexistent. I'm currently craving to write Myst and KotOR, and MC is small-land for writing (plus the community is conservative and I feel like my sudden desire for Aitrus/Veovis/Anna is SO not in the taste of most of the fandom), and KotOR has grown quiet with age (although I am hoping as the MMO starts to come out there will be more excitement). And of course, my earliest fandom has been totally superseded by the existence of its newer remake! I think it's the curse of the internet, as well as its advantage, that you can get so many disparate people together in a fandom, but because there are so many options and ways to connect nowadays, communities can drop out of existence/fade to nothing fairly quickly.