AOOO, werewolves of fandom

[ptahrrific]

So I finally gave in and got myself an AO3 account: SailorPtah. (Hat tip to stellar_dust for the invite.)

It currently contains mirrors of all my non-fake-news fic, and a couple of the fake-news-related crossovers. I'm not planning to crosspost the whole fake-newsy omnibus; still trying to figure out if it would be good to post a sampling of it, and, if so, which cross-section is most worth posting.

In the meantime, it seems the site has the tags relating to either character!Colbert or actor!Colbert all linked together. Will have to track down their forum or one of the tag wranglers and tip them off. Or just volunteer to wrangle the mess myself. Unless somebody else wants to take it on? *bats eyelashes winningly*

Comments

[queenfanfiction.livejournal.com]

YES. YES YES. So now I can procrastinate with your fic without having to leave the comfort of AO3. :D

I noticed the Stephen tag thing, too. I just figured, well, they *do* have the same name...

[ptahrrific]

There's one way to look at it XD Although there's surprisingly little on there...

Plenty of characters have the same name, and get tagged properly. For instance, if I type in "The Doctor" it prompts me with five different options, from at least three different series. No reason this can't also be wrangled.

[queenfanfiction.livejournal.com]

That is true. I guess I might be one of the few who doesn't actually write "Stephen" in character, like, ever, so this never bothers me. However, I would be happy to add my name to any petition to get this wrangled on AO3 if you come up with one... :)

Out of curiosity, have you decided which Fake News fics you'll put there? I'm rather partial to your Doctor Who crossovers, myself.

[ptahrrific]

Haven't decided, no. It is kind of a low priority at the moment ^_^;

The big Doctor Who crossover is already mirrored at A Teaspoon And An Open Mind, and I'm leery of C&Ping the whole entire thing onto a third website. My general plan at the moment is to mirror a few things that are larger than bite-size, but not epic-length (that is, quick reads, but not so quick that they're easy to forget). Hopefully covering some kind of representative range from "fluffy" to "angsty".