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formerlyluckymanticore

Reblog if you will never. Ever. Use AI in your writing.

emma-ofnormandy

Constance Bonacieux & D'Artagnan Moments 1.02 The Musketeers (2014-2016)

jung-koook

[504/547] — until we meet again, jungkook ♡

allthingswhumpyandangsty

you know a fic is good when it has this

my-castles-crumbling

Me at age 13, exhausted at school after staying up all night to read fanfic: I can’t wait until I’m an adult and I can stay up reading without any consequences!

Me, an adult, exhausted at work after staying up all night reading fanfic: Fuck.

chastainromanova

ai does not belong in creative spaces. period.

mi1kw33d-2-deactivated20250505

ao3 is crazy because you'll read the most gut-wrenching 200k word slowburn that leaves you sobbing into your sweater at four in the morning and the author will be applejacksmonstercock

just-french-me-up

'ao3 needs a like and dislike button'

what you need, my algorithm-rotten minded friend, is a grip

asexualbert

Oh, they DO have those!

The like button should be at the bottom, looks like this:

The dislike button differs depending on your device but it should look something like one of these:

Hope that helps :)

whitepeopletwitter

awed-frog

Turns out this has nothing to do with the plague, it’s even weirder than that - during the Renaissance, Florence didn’t collect any taxes on wine produced ‘for the family’. So obviously some of the city’s richest men decided they’d start selling their wines directly from their own homes instead of selling it through restaurants, thus making a lot more money (no taxes and no middle man). Wine could be bought by the bottle or by the glass, and the fact the customers didn’t set foot inside the house probably a) prevented theft and b) preserved the illusion that the place was not a place of trade.

Occasionally, alms for also left in there.

These ‘buchette del vino’ (literally ‘little wine holes’) are a typical Florentine phenomenon and had been in use until fairly recently; over the last decade people have started restorating and reopening them. There are about 170 of them around Florence. Here are a few ones:

postmodernmulticoloredcloak

not weird. in Italy, the reason is ALWAYS tax evasion

moonsfavoritedaughter

lol :3

supernaturalized-blog

dancewithmejensen

I’ll drink to that!!

whiskyandgunpowder-deactivated2

dean + cars for jeffreysdemon

olderthannetfic

A few of these are probably referring to the date posting bug thing, but AAAAAAAAAAAH!

laikaflash

I beg of all the younger folks on Ao3 to understand two things:

There is no algorithm on that site.

Unlearn the attention-hungry bullshit that social media has taught you.

icemankazansky

Do not repost the same work multiple times on AO3, or change the date/time to put you back at the top of the list, to boost your stats. Do not post new chapters of a chaptered work as individual stories. These things are extremely rude and people who are angry at you will not want to read your stories.

DO REBLOG everything on tumblr because that is the only way this site functions. On tumblr, YOU are choosing what your followers see. They see what you reblog. They don’t see what you like. There’s also no algorithm robot AI whatever seeing what you like and showing you related comment. NOTHING HAPPENS to likes that affects what content ANYONE on this website sees.

DO SHARE stories you like on AO3 with others, perhaps by sharing them with your Tumblr followers. AO3 has features specifically for this purpose. Fic recs are a wonderful way for fanfiction to get more attention, because, as we’ve discussed, there is no algorithm on AO3. AO3 is the opposite of TikTok.