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This is a whole category
https://www.quotev.com/stories/c/Vampires/One+Direction+Fan+Fiction?v=created
Girls in their early teens just love vampires.
Y'all need Hellsing.
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This is a whole category
https://www.quotev.com/stories/c/Vampires/One+Direction+Fan+Fiction?v=created
"Rape/Non-Con" is one of the content warning tags. I suppose that would help a lot for people that don't want to see that shit, if AO3 actually allowed you to blacklist tags. The only way to do so that I know of is to download a third party extension on Google Chrome.The fact that one of ArchiveOfOurOwn's main tags is apparently 'rape' is a bit disturbing.
The fact that one of ArchiveOfOurOwn's main tags is apparently 'rape' is a bit disturbing.
So this isn't "horrible," exactly, but one subgenre of fanfic I just don't get is the totally mundane AU for a fantastic setting. The most common forms of this are "high school drama" and "falling in love in a cafe" but there are plenty of other kinds as well and they all have nothing in common with the source material besides character names. The fact that there are people who find Captain America and Iron Man beating back a Skrull invasion to be less interesting than people named "Tony Stark" and "Steve Rogers" making out in a coffee shop is bizarre to me.
Personally these AUs have always been boring to me. I don't get why are they so popular in fandoms.
I find excessive use of tags in general to be really, really annoying.Why do AO3 writers feel the need to put so many fucking tags? Wouldn't a few just serve you? Content warning, characters/fandom/ship, the genre, a few plot points, but nothing else? You'd be spoiling your own story that way.
So that people looking for a certain aspect or character will be able to find the fic more easily. However, people tagging every single minute thing can get very irritating, since the tag gets cluttered up by fics that only barely contain that tag. Overtagging is frowned upon, but people do it anyway. It can get really frustrating, really fast. If I want to read a story that contains werewolves, then fics tagged "werewolves but not really" will still show up in the search whether I want them to or not.Why do they think every aspect of their story needs to be tagged?
69 kudos...
I dunno if those are ironic kudos, or if people genuinely thought that was a good story.
I have seen Hell.
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http://archiveofourown.org/works/1757769/
Never understood the whole Alpha/Omega bullshit. Never understood Real Person Fics. Both are fucking creepy, the former being actually rapey (not the bs SJW definition) and the latter treating real life people like fictional characters. This mixes the two and I'm probably masochistic enough to read it, just to see how bad it gets.