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ravenanddoe-deactivated20260301

There’s a story here, but I dunno what it is….

batwynn

Happy Valentines day.

murdermuffinloki-deactivated202

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theswampghost

i hate this weird trend in fandom where subtext is seen as a Bad Thing and is only done if the creators are too cowardly to commit to showing something. i hate to break it to you but nuance and layers are what make stories interesting, if you have no subtext then you have a very flat story

theswampghost

sometimes things are subtext because they don’t quite fit the tone of the story, or because the story isn’t about that (and if they showed it outright they would have to take time to explore it), or sometimes the characters aren’t ready to face it, or sometimes subtext is just the right choice for this specific story, or SOMETIMES it’s just fun and interesting to have underlying themes and implications!!!!

theswampghost

also just because it’s subtext doesn’t mean it’s not deliberate or not meant to be part of the story. “well if they WANTED it to be canon they should’ve SAID SO” some of us can understand implications. some of us enjoy thinking about the media we consume and don’t just want everything handed to us on a silver platter. “wow i can’t believe the writers didn’t even realize what this implies” im going to beat you to death with hammers

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madhatter1496

partywithponies

One of my FAVOURITE ship dynamics to write or read in fics is when two characters are basically already a couple but they just haven't realised it yet. They call each other up at like 3am, they cuddle, they sleep in the same bed, they fall asleep in each other's arms, they hold hands, they practically live together, they talk about having a ~ special connection ~, they just haven't actually kissed or done the do or talked about their feelings yet so they're still both like "but I just don't know if they like me in that way!!"

silvergifs

clockwayswrites

So I thought this was commonly known internet navigation (but apparently it might just be those of us who have been using the internet since the 90’s who still know it). Or so it seems based on… a grumpy comment I got.

When you see an arrow like this:

It means you click it to expand out a hidden section.

It’s an accordion section/menu! It’s useful in web design to hide information that may be overwhelming under specific headers so people can only see what they need.

Here I’m using it for people who need the content warnings to be able to check, but for those who don’t need them and don’t want to be spoiled to just move right past without accidentally reading anything.

It’s still the user’s responsibility to click the arrow and read things as they need! But it is all warned. (And, yes, the all encompassing issues are already a tag on the fic, I’m just providing additonal warnings per chapter.)

clockwayswrites

Ah, sorry yes! For those who want the html, it’s the details and summary tags!

The <details> HTML element creates a disclosure widget in which information is visible only when the widget is toggled into an "open" state.

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fvmilivr-deactivated20240222

big fan of when stuff is the color green

silverloke

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mxrbutch

are we still doing ideal ship dynamics

[ID: it's a rough drawing of two stick figures. above one of them, it says: "something is wrong with them." above and around the other, it reads: "[has the dubious honor of being the one person who understands them]" and "[something is also wrong with them]" /end ID]

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gayiplier-fischbach-deactivated

The fandom’s lord and savior: Loki Laufeyson, god of mischief and lovable anti hero

#this is good art #look at those hand wraps #those boots #that hair #10/10 would enjoy again

chimaerakitten

One under-appreciated breed of fic writer are the ones who hyperfocus on logistics to the exclusion of all canon shortcuts, and thus usually strike upon an awesome way to flesh out the worldbuilding or characters.

Like, I’m not necessarily talking realism here since often it’s still pretty far from realistic, but more like, “someone has to be running spies in this fantasy kingdom, and we’ve seen the whole royal court, so which background character is it? How does that change these three major interactions?” Or “real life historical nobility did in fact have some things to do that were like jobs, how does this human disaster cope with running an estate?” Or “there’s no reason for a sci-fi robot detective to know how to whitewater kayak, where’d she learn?” Or “if this guy is serving the emperor directly he has to be way high up in the space empire servant hierarchy, why is he doing this menial task for someone else? What’s his motive? Does he perhaps have the secret space telepathy?”

Anyway I’m always DELIGHTED to find a fic or writer who asks these questions because the fics themselves are universally bangers.

ocean-again

person who knows how logistical things works has picked up the cannon, hefted it thoughtfully, and put a single chalk mark precisely on the problem.

dduane

One of the great background principles of fiction writing: “Ask the next question.” Never stop looking for the Next Question.

And when you seem to run out of questions, ask the one that’s always applicable, a gateway to both action and (more info on) motivation:

“Who does it hurt?”

(x)

playing a new game where i talk about fandom using words that belong on corporate powerpoint slides like:

✨ we have to align our headcanons to authentically reflect our strategic mission and meet quarterly margin objectives ✨

sorry to everyone who understood that

coraclavia

as per my last 5+1,

wrenchwenches

Hello team,

With all due respect, I cross-checked your references with Kakashi from accounting, and the error in your fics was statistically significant. Every fic published in our “Enemies to Lovers” tag after the most recent episode’s air date needs to be updated and reviewed due to new policies issued by the author.

Please re-aquaint yourself with the source material before next week’s meeting and prepare to discuss the changes.

Cheers!

mylittleredgirl

you guys are really good at this game

159edn

While I certainly appreciated your iniative in writing this AU, I feel it might be more appropriate to your skillset if you leveraged a canon approach.

mylittleredgirl

more of today’s greatest hits for your nightmares

and of course

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bombusbombus

Literally how does one respond to AO3 comments. My impulse is to write something like "I am kissing you with tongue" but that's just gonna make people uncomfortable