DozenthTurmoil

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[dozenthturmoil]

Link to my AO3!

DOZENTHTURMOIL’S WORKS

for all my Fanfictions! :3

[holyfandango]

if you meet her in battle... run

[dozenthturmoil]

Act 1 is completed!

and holy shit i think i knocked it out of the park!

stick around because there’s a ton left!!

[akihexa]

[blahuzu]

People often use the "This is how Azula feeds turtle ducks" scene as proof she is irredeemable and born bad but to me it proves the complete opposite.

It shows how she was failed by her upbringing because she was never given proper guidance. Zuko gleefully threw the bread at the duck till his mother scolded him. He was scolded and guided into the right direction, something we've never seen done with Azula.

In my opinion The scene shows that she was not born bad, but she was born into a bad situation that was guaranteed to fail her.

She was raised in a home and nation that thrived on cruelty, she was raised by the most ruthless man in the nation. She never stood a chance to be different esp when no one ever gave her that chance.

Iroh and ursa( ursa understandably) focused on zuko but they didn't realize that in doing so left Azula to be consumed by the wolf.

[bunnxa-blog]

Book 3 Ep 14

⚡️

[thanosthedadtitan]

Godzilla and SpaceGodzilla by Hayaken_sarena

[depresed-duck]

azula (final agni kai version)

[cupandsaucer]

Holy smokes, this is spectacular!!!

[bchirin]

Sokka would probably be the only guy who could actually make Azula laugh foreal. Not like this. lol

[shadow-manor]

The rest of the thread is here.

tl;dr: Don’t monetize AO3, kids.  You won’t like what happens next.

[ratherembarrassing]

read this thread. this is by far the most concise explanation of a lot of different issues that i’ve seen in fandom spaces in a while. cosigning both the linked thread and the thread about aus/uk/can law that’s linked in-thread.

[billybluboy]

AHDHXHEBSG TWITTER WRITERS DID WHAT NOW???? AND PEOPLE PAID THEM????

[prof-grace-aspen]

If someone has never taken a class that includes copyright law, they may not know this stuff, so I don’t necessarily blame random people for not knowing what copyright is, but like… maybe just maybe it’s something that should be taught????

[antifa-stray]

[mercurywells]

Just another reminder, because this always drives me crazy, but even if monetizing your fic was 100% unambiguously legal and protected, AO3 would still not let you do it because AO3 was founded and is supported by people like me who want a fandom community that is completely divested from making money off of fic.

[naryrising]

Yes, this. Lots of fanworks on AO3 are unambiguously legal. Fics based on Shakespeare plays and fairy tales and Greek mythology and The Great Gatsby and your original character from your D&D game are not violations of copyright, because no copyright applies to those things.

AO3 still doesn’t let you monetize those things on the site, because we don’t want the site to be commercial! Because that’s not what it’s for!

It’s not there for you (generic you) to make money off the efforts of the people who build and maintain the site for free! We aren’t getting paid for the work we do to give you a nice site to use, just like you aren’t getting paid for the work you do to create whatever art you share there. Because fandom is supposed to be a community where we share with each other, and therefore we all benefit.

The deal is, we give you a free, stable, safe platform to host your works. In exchange, you get a site that isn’t covered in ads and tip jars and links to gofundme and “read the next chapter at my patreon”. You get one goddamn place on the internet that isn’t trying to make money off you. And we will defend that space and keep it non-commercial.

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

If you want to make money off your fics, you can instead post them somewhere like royal Road. “Oh, but Royal Road’s culture is so much more negative and stressful and lacks the supportive norms of AO3!” Yeah, because people are trying to make money there. Half the userbase is treating it as a storefront and hustling is the natural social consequence of that. AO3’s culture can only exist because it’s not commercial.

[dozenthturmoil]

why would you make money off of AO3 fanfiction with copyrighted characters?

if you want to make money off of your writing, then go 100% original content!

hell it can be really fun making your own work and everything!

Fanfiction should never be monetised because it's just a legal mess. trust me, been on deviantart back when i was a kid.

if people want to make money off of their writing, then they should just write books!

[shadow-manor]

The rest of the thread is here.

tl;dr: Don’t monetize AO3, kids.  You won’t like what happens next.

[ratherembarrassing]

read this thread. this is by far the most concise explanation of a lot of different issues that i’ve seen in fandom spaces in a while. cosigning both the linked thread and the thread about aus/uk/can law that’s linked in-thread.

[billybluboy]

AHDHXHEBSG TWITTER WRITERS DID WHAT NOW???? AND PEOPLE PAID THEM????

[prof-grace-aspen]

If someone has never taken a class that includes copyright law, they may not know this stuff, so I don’t necessarily blame random people for not knowing what copyright is, but like… maybe just maybe it’s something that should be taught????

[antifa-stray]

[mercurywells]

Just another reminder, because this always drives me crazy, but even if monetizing your fic was 100% unambiguously legal and protected, AO3 would still not let you do it because AO3 was founded and is supported by people like me who want a fandom community that is completely divested from making money off of fic.

[naryrising]

Yes, this. Lots of fanworks on AO3 are unambiguously legal. Fics based on Shakespeare plays and fairy tales and Greek mythology and The Great Gatsby and your original character from your D&D game are not violations of copyright, because no copyright applies to those things.

AO3 still doesn’t let you monetize those things on the site, because we don’t want the site to be commercial! Because that’s not what it’s for!

It’s not there for you (generic you) to make money off the efforts of the people who build and maintain the site for free! We aren’t getting paid for the work we do to give you a nice site to use, just like you aren’t getting paid for the work you do to create whatever art you share there. Because fandom is supposed to be a community where we share with each other, and therefore we all benefit.

The deal is, we give you a free, stable, safe platform to host your works. In exchange, you get a site that isn’t covered in ads and tip jars and links to gofundme and “read the next chapter at my patreon”. You get one goddamn place on the internet that isn’t trying to make money off you. And we will defend that space and keep it non-commercial.

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

If you want to make money off your fics, you can instead post them somewhere like royal Road. “Oh, but Royal Road’s culture is so much more negative and stressful and lacks the supportive norms of AO3!” Yeah, because people are trying to make money there. Half the userbase is treating it as a storefront and hustling is the natural social consequence of that. AO3’s culture can only exist because it’s not commercial.

[sokkla-fire-ferret]

Azula: “I would burn down kingdoms for you. I would dismantle armies. Rewrite alliances. Bend the world itself if it meant to keep you."

Sokka, softly: “Would you take care of yourself for me?”

Azula: "..."

[rorschachiris]

sokkla saturdays, "Pride".

[momorinnnn]

Nerdathon happening at Sokka’s cubicle..

[blueleopard555]

Sokka: If we have kids, I get to make yo mama jokes about you

Azula:

[theoneandonlylobster]

[kigozula]

By @artcraawl on IG