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ETA: If you are coming to the conversation late,
xenacryst has helpfully collected up a bunch of links to a subset of noteworthy discussion threads,
over here!
First,
why fanfic is not illegal and why YOU should stop
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But as a fic writer, I'm sure I can't be the only person who suffers from (for lack of a better way to put it) "archive fatigue". Right now I post stories in three places -- Livejournal, my own website and (some of them) at ff.net. I don't post to the fandom specific archives for the fandoms I'm in, because I just don't have time to learn a bunch of new upload interfaces and then keep a bunch of different sites updated, keep up on comments, etc. I'm not saying "OMG no one would come!", because I really don't think that's true; however, speaking for myself, I'm not sure I'd put in the legwork to archive my work somewhere new when I already have a readership at the other sites where I post.
But as a reader and fan, I'm never gonna argue with OMG more fic!
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As a side note, I really wish the Yuletide archive would let me upload .txt. files written in Textedit (or whatever that default Mac OSX text program is) instead of only ones written in MS Word. Maybe it's just me...
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