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So, my
fic_the_faith fic is AMAZING! It's Maruda, an established one at that. Has some aweosme stuff, some really hilarious stuff, some breath taking stuff and some really really hot stuff. I like together fics but I love established equally as much, damn it, because that dynamic different and leaves me feeling really comfortable. So this was a very nice bonus. LOL this might be as long as my comment on it, and I fully intent to redeem that this weekend, but I needed to get it out again. I flailed just thinking about the fic today in the bus on my way to work. I was going to say I must have gotten really lucky with who wrote for me this year then I remembered I was there when matching people up. LOL. Good job me. (okay this might have sounded weird.)
I almost forgot to link the fic, so it is here
Anyway I've read a couple of fics posted so far just now and they are all amazing, so I am really happy. BUT it got me thinking. I want your opinion. Do you think 4 fics a day, 5 days of posting is a good solution? As in do you think maybe the posting should go slower?
I'm asking because this being a one group exchange, maybe I should reconsider the system for the future. I know people all like different stuff, so they may pick and chose, but I usually make exceptions for exchanges and venture even into pairings I would not read otherwise. Also people in this exchange have been amazing in mostly including the rest of the group so that is A LOT of KAT-TUN in quite intense doses. Not to mention there is several fics going well over 10k.
I know people get anxious about their fic, want the fics for them and things may feel like dragging if posting goes for too long, but maybe idek 6 or 7 days for 20 fics would be better. 3 fics a day? Would it make a difference? Would you read more, feel less overwhelmed if that happened. Tell me in comments. I would really appreciate it.
For the lazy people I have a poll.
[Poll #1722110]
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I almost forgot to link the fic, so it is here
Anyway I've read a couple of fics posted so far just now and they are all amazing, so I am really happy. BUT it got me thinking. I want your opinion. Do you think 4 fics a day, 5 days of posting is a good solution? As in do you think maybe the posting should go slower?
I'm asking because this being a one group exchange, maybe I should reconsider the system for the future. I know people all like different stuff, so they may pick and chose, but I usually make exceptions for exchanges and venture even into pairings I would not read otherwise. Also people in this exchange have been amazing in mostly including the rest of the group so that is A LOT of KAT-TUN in quite intense doses. Not to mention there is several fics going well over 10k.
I know people get anxious about their fic, want the fics for them and things may feel like dragging if posting goes for too long, but maybe idek 6 or 7 days for 20 fics would be better. 3 fics a day? Would it make a difference? Would you read more, feel less overwhelmed if that happened. Tell me in comments. I would really appreciate it.
For the lazy people I have a poll.
[Poll #1722110]
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Date: 2011-03-24 11:55 pm (UTC)As far as how many days the posting should go on, to me it depends on a few factors including, but not limited to:
◊ number of participants
◊ time of year (like at times when it seems more people are busier, I would post fewer because I know they won't have the time to read more)
◊ whether it is an exchange, contest, or challenge (such as the contests that are conducted at
◊ whether the exchange/challenge uses themes (such as if several teams are writing fics based on certain themes, I might choose only to post one of each theme per day)
◊ whether the exchange itself is themed 9such as
◊ length of fics (in modding
All in all, I think it is up to the mod to judge how her participants will best react and what she is expecting people to get out of it. Either way, I rarely hear anything negative about posting strategies other than complaints about mods who post very erratically, so I think that fandom, or at least the parts of fandom that are vical to me, are fairly willing to accept whatever works best in the eyes of the mod.
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Date: 2011-03-25 07:13 pm (UTC)also I totally am one of the people who gets annoyed with messy posting, so I understand that completely.
Thank you for the awesome answer. I mostly do consider all those things but it is interesting to hear. Plus I do think a group exchange is quite specific so I wondered what applied and what not . . .
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Date: 2011-03-25 01:36 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-03-25 07:15 pm (UTC)Btw did you give up on the pretties meme?
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Date: 2011-03-25 07:57 pm (UTC)update pagerank backlink services
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