I'm also fond of:

Consider the daffodil. And while you're doing that, I'll be over here, taking your story and posting it as my own to another list.

Too bad Starsky didn't know how to ice skate, because then you could write a story where he's in Holland on a case and Hutch says, "Starsky, go skate for help," and people would really like it.

People think it's fun to write fanfic because you get all those readers. But they forget the negative side, which is the psychosis.

If you define trolling as signing onto a list under a false identity, flaming people at random for no good reason and then acting like you're the victim when people finally get fed up, then yes, Miss Goody Two-Shoes, I guess I am a troll.

REALLY BROKEN NOW!!!!!

Too funny.

How is Glass Onion rep-wise, compared to fanfiction.net? I'm feeling hte hunger for more feedback

No comparison.

Fanfiction.net - shedloads of people, lots of shite, some good stuff.

Glass Onion - handful of people, no shite that I've read, some okay stuff, some good stuff, some v. good stuff.

How is Glass Onion rep-wise, compared to fanfiction.net? I'm feeling hte hunger for more feedback.

You will get less feedback, but when something is good, you will get better feedback and, at the risk of sounding like the biggest snob in snobionia, often from writers, which for some reason means more to me.

Silverlake has Feedback Fridays. Low-key, on-list, groovy. Yeah, I tend to limit where I post my stuff to places I dig/respect/etc. BUT, I don't tend to post WIPs anywhere but the LJ.

I don't even look at ff.net anymore.

I can picture in my mind a list where everyone engages in fascinating, incisive debates on important ideas, where creativity is nurtured and all opinions are equally respected. And I can picture trolling that list into oblivion, because they'd never see it coming.

I have nothing to add to this.

So perhaps I'll spend part of the weekend in a stealth fic-bombing of the Glass Onion. Or something that doesn't sound so violent.

SNERK:

"If the Vikings were around today, they would probably be amazed at how we take male pregnancy fics completely for granted."

Husband--check.

Norwegian heritage--check

reaction to mpreg fanfic is flabbergasted--check.

Yep, they're right.

If I were to join Silverlake, but rarely/never posted actual writing, just read and feedbacked (fedback?), that would be okay, right?

Still my favorite quote on the subject:

John: Of all the things I don't understand, I don't understand mpreg the most.