For this year's MEFAs, my first act during voting season was to go through and put every story set in the First Age or earlier or involving characters from that era, as well as anything else that sounded intriguing, onto my Wish list. I ended up with 116 stories on my Wish list
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I'll try to review more next time--I joined mostly for the SWG folks only but next year I want to earn a shiny too.
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I think the MEFAs are addictive. I got involved because I had stories nominated, and my involvement has only increased. I think it's because I think of the MEFAs as an event where it is impossible to "lose." Even if a story doesn't place for an award, the author ends up with new readers and new reviews of his or her work. I don't know any of us that would turn that down! :D
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Also, I think you have a good point about the length and depth of reviews. I think that every review is worthwhile, whether 40 words or 400, but I also think that there's something to be said for wanting to say something of quality about one story versus dashing off one-sentence reviews about five stories, even if the latter reviewer is going to have the more impressive achievement at the end.
One thing that I regretted, because I wanted to review all of the stories on my Wish list, was that there were some where I could have written much more but did not because I'd already given full points and needed to move on to the next story if I hoped to finish them all.
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Thank you! :D
And my handsome Nelyo sees your handsome Feanaro ...
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