I love canon compliant stuff, but once I've read other people's versions of it I have a hard time separating it from canon in my head, and it scratches any itch I've had to write it. So I'm glad other people do that for me! It means I can start doing speculative stuff for myself.
I was only just getting into fandom when the mass exodus from LJ started, though I remember the community I was in at the time making a mass decision to migrate comms over to dreamwidth. Tumblr was a hub for a while, but since tumblr has begun a slow decline of its own, fandom's started getting pretty scattered again. I know a lot of people use tumblr and twitter, and there's stuff on instagram, dreamwidth, pillowfort.social, mastodon... it's lucky we have AO3, honestly. Otherwise it'd be really hard to figure out where to find people.
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Date: 2019-11-28 02:11 pm (UTC)I love canon compliant stuff, but once I've read other people's versions of it I have a hard time separating it from canon in my head, and it scratches any itch I've had to write it. So I'm glad other people do that for me! It means I can start doing speculative stuff for myself.
I was only just getting into fandom when the mass exodus from LJ started, though I remember the community I was in at the time making a mass decision to migrate comms over to dreamwidth. Tumblr was a hub for a while, but since tumblr has begun a slow decline of its own, fandom's started getting pretty scattered again. I know a lot of people use tumblr and twitter, and there's stuff on instagram, dreamwidth, pillowfort.social, mastodon... it's lucky we have AO3, honestly. Otherwise it'd be really hard to figure out where to find people.