yougothenigo:

cardofrage:

that-sounds-like-a-porno-wade:

I don’t know if anyone has ever done this before but, here ya go… The Different Types of Fanfiction! 

I probably left a few out, but these are the most common, compared to their base fiction’s canon plot. Enjoy! XD

The crack fic is enough for a reblog.

then there are these favs….  😉

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seussian:

#Please use fan fiction responsibly#do not read while operating heavy machinery#side effects for fanfiction include:#difficulty distinguishing fanon from canon#spontanious smushing of names#inability to read fluff in public without making goofy faces#death of feels#and is a gateway to further fannish involvement#ask your doctor if you are already taking fanvids or meta#not suitable for those prone to shipwars

THOSE TAGS!!

If someone wrote a fic in 2011 and all the comments are also from 2011 then is it rude to post a comment 4 years later? What is the limit of politeness? At what point is it rude to comment? How many years does it take?

ivyblossom:

It’s never rude to comment on a fic. Never. Not four years later, not 10 years later. Absolutely never. It might not be new to the world, but it’s new to you, and there’s nothing rude about commenting on it now.

I’m prepared to guarantee you that 99.9% of the people who wrote fics 4 years ago would be ecstatic to get a comment on them today. I’d say 100%, but there’s always that one guy. I don’t know what’s up with that guy.

neierathima:

theprinceofsnark:

Why does Leverage not have a bigger, more active fandom?

I mean the show has a main cast of five people. Two of those people are some of the most impressively and complexly written female characters I have seen on television. The other three male characters all defy stereotypes, you have a professional assassin who specializes in hand to hand combat who also raises bonsai and is a classically trained chef. You also have a black guy who is a total computer geek and genius. Then you have the ex insurance agent/ ex Catholic seminarian who decides to run a gang of super thieves. And those are just the men.

One of the women is a cute little blonde who will proceed to stab you with a fork, leap off a forty story building, and then steal a priceless painting. She has a complex backstory that is slowly revealed throughout the series and eventually she takes over the entire operation.

The other woman is a failed actress and brilliant conwoman who can manipulate anyone she wants too, this frequently includes the men on her team. She also speaks countless languages and is a total badass. She is also played by an ethnically Jewish actress who is the daughter of Russian and Polish immigrants.

This show has some of the best character development I have ever seen along with snappy plot and brilliant one liners. It’s also entirely on Netflix. It also makes Dr. Who references at various points. Summary, this show is absolutely beautiful. You should all watch it.

I actually think the fact the show is so good is the reason the fandom never took off. In a lot of ways, fandoms are built in the cracks (or chasms*) that canon leaves unexplored or unfilled or just digs itself deeper into. So when you get a fandom that is really very complete** – good characters, thoughtful reflection, a well developed plot that closes neatly – you have people that watch it and love it, and probably squee to each other over IM, but not necessarily spend time talking about more broadly. All the things that fandom ends up saying to each other, all the questions it asks, in large part the show already answered them. Just my theory anyway. 

*whichever fandom you are thinking of, I meant that one.

**which is not to say Leverage does not have problems, but comparatively. 

homovikings:

do you ever see really ooc headcanons that physically pain you but you just close your eyes bc they’re having fun…let them have fun…don’t be that old person waving your broom at kids on your lawn dammit fight the urge…