changers be like stand back! i am beginning to change. movers be like stand back! i am beginning to move. strangers be like stand back! i am beginning to strange. breakers be like stand back! i am beginning to break. strikers be like stand back! i am beginning to strike. blasters be like stand back! i am beginning to blast. strangers be like stand back! i am beginning to strange. tinkers be like stand back! i am beginning to tink. masters be like stand back! i am beginning to mast. strangers be like stand back! i am beginning to strange. shakers be like stand back! i am beginning to shake.
on 3.11 of worm and it’s honestly great. Taylor wondering if she’s done something henious in a past life to justify having to fight glory girl. girboss. you are robbing a bank. no past life justification needed. not only are you at the devil’s sacrament but you are actively getting coffe with the devil on a daily basis.
i like clicking the reblog button mindlessly without worrying about the thought crimes or even legal crimes the individual. has committed it’s simply none of my business
I saw OP summoning the devil at sixpenceee’s child slave ranch
girl what were YOU doing at the devil summoning at sixpenceee’s child slave ranch 👀👀
There’s such recency bias in fandom. As an author you post something, get a few reactions, and then it goes off into the bin. As a reader you check the tags, see what’s new, and move on. But a lot of old stuff is really good. It’s just sitting there, gathering dust, waiting for someone to take a peek.
So go on. Treat yourself.
Read an old fic.
I’d argue there’s a bias against like… middle-aged fics in particular. A lot of people sort by kudos or bookmarks, but that’s going to be strongly biased toward older fics, which have had more time to accumulate them. Then there’s people that sort by date and read the newest. But there’s so much good material in that middle area.
A friend taught me her trick for smaller fandoms, which is to sort by kudos and use the published date filters to go through the fandom in 6-month increments. Within a 6-month time span, you’re not really going to get the kudos-over-time bias. Basically, you end up reading the best fics of each 6-month period until you start hitting fics below your quality threshold, wherever that is. You’ll find so much good material that way that would never have crossed your line of sight otherwise.
