Nov. 29th, 2012

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Tell us a bit about the social aspects of creating and reading/viewing fanworks, as you've experienced it. What's the most meaningful comment you've ever received? Or given? Do you leave comments every time, even on older fanworks or archives? Do you work with a beta? How does the beta system--or the process of receiving comments and feedback--change the way you create or interact with fandom? Do you create with an audience in mind? Does the particular community around a pairing or a fandom change the way you interact with it?

Yesterday's tiny three-sentence (and three-image) stories: ART: *thwuk* by [livejournal.com profile] dustmouth, FICLETS: Not Quite by [livejournal.com profile] gryffindorj, Fireplace Surprise by [livejournal.com profile] shutupeccles, Snow Play by [livejournal.com profile] mutuisanimis, Mum by [livejournal.com profile] magnetic_pole, and Went Down Laughing by [livejournal.com profile] rhye


Check out previous Countdown posts:
1/7: Introductions--Come tell us a bit about yourself!
2/7: Sentimental Favorites
3/7: Head Canon
4/7: Sites for Fanworks

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