I could probably start a website, had I webspace, coding skills and inclination. But everything I read I find at other rec sites, so it would be sort of redundant.
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You're right in a way, Holli. But most of my sites I've gleaned from recs on multiple sites, not just one site. I like to think I've got the creme-de-la-creme of Spike/Spuffy fic listed. I wouldn't set myself up as comprehensive, just very special interest.
Mine would hardly be creme de la creme, more "This one made me laugh/cry/feel all warm and tingly". More a fic-Rorschach of me, rather than any attempt to say "These are the best things out there." YEs, half the reason I don't do it is because I'm afraid people will say, "That piece of drivel/schmoop/unrepentent mush?"
As for coding skills, my website is built off of Front Page, no mad coding skills involved--and it probably shows. But it's out there, and that was more important than having it look really, really good.
I used to worry about fandom politics and reccing. Mostly, it's just too exhausting. What goes up at PolyRecs goes up, and people can deal.
people can deal.
Exactly. I pick and choose. Everyone does. If I can't find what I want one place, I try another.
Plus, we've got over 1000 stories up there, so anyone who can't find *something* to make them happy has deeper problems than the fact that I don't read MPREG or RPF.
MPREG or RPF
Decode, please? I'm guessing MPREG is male pregnancy? The other, not a clue.
Hee.
I'd feel that way, Dana, if I hadn't just narrowly escaped getting caught in a shitstorm.
RPF--Real Person Fic, where you play games with the actors rather than characters (or with members of boybands).
RPF is real person fic. And you're right about male-pregancy.