I'm not normally one to rant...
I dunno how many of you invisible people who only exist in my mind read or write Glee fanfiction, but I've noticed something about the community. Those people never review. I've written three Glee stories, right? And all of them had over 100 hits within five hours. No reviews. Thanks for the feedback...
And then (!) people apparently don't realize that I get an email whenever they "favorite" or "alert" the story. Um, thanks, I'm glad you liked my story... but next time could you maybe tell me that you liked it yourself? Or tell my what you liked about it and why you feel it's "favorite" worthy?
That's my fanfiction pet peeve.
But then again, I'm a review whore. Seriously, I'm the person who reviews everything I read and lives off of feedback. I try to make my reviews thought out and as positive as possible, even if I hated the story. And do you know how hard that is with today's lack of grammar? Trust me, it's hard. So is it too much to ask for just a couple sentences telling me why you liked or disliked something I wrote?
Okay, rant over. Goodnight (or rather, good morning) love.
And then (!) people apparently don't realize that I get an email whenever they "favorite" or "alert" the story. Um, thanks, I'm glad you liked my story... but next time could you maybe tell me that you liked it yourself? Or tell my what you liked about it and why you feel it's "favorite" worthy?
That's my fanfiction pet peeve.
But then again, I'm a review whore. Seriously, I'm the person who reviews everything I read and lives off of feedback. I try to make my reviews thought out and as positive as possible, even if I hated the story. And do you know how hard that is with today's lack of grammar? Trust me, it's hard. So is it too much to ask for just a couple sentences telling me why you liked or disliked something I wrote?
Okay, rant over. Goodnight (or rather, good morning) love.