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Wednesday, June 11th, 2008 10:23 am
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Okay, it's been two years, and say you suddenly receive a reply to feedback from circa 2006? You have to understand. My formative fannish years were in Trek and ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dalaire can tell you, everyone always answered feedback or it was death, okay? (Okay, that was in the newbie packet I was given, so they may have lied to me. I own my neurotic tendencies). So I cannot, physically, see a comment that I haven't answered and not answer it. Sometimes with a sad apology. I blame society. Fannish society.
Just--bear with me. I was doing some tag maintenance and then--well. Yeah. Sorry about that.
dalaire can tell you, everyone always answered feedback or it was death, okay? (Okay, that was in the newbie packet I was given, so they may have lied to me. I own my neurotic tendencies). So I cannot, physically, see a comment that I haven't answered and not answer it. Sometimes with a sad apology. I blame society. Fannish society.Just--bear with me. I was doing some tag maintenance and then--well. Yeah. Sorry about that.
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From:And this from someone who should have gotten over the whole thank you note thing long ago. ::rolls eyes::
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From:...wait, no I'm not. :D
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From:I *still* remember being *shocked* people *argued like that*!
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From:There were some very nice people and some REAL weirdos on that list. And Victoria Bitter! Back before she was Victoria Bitter. :D
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From:Anyway I think it was the only story she wrote, but it really stayed with me and when I saw her name in that wank I was like "oh, THAT chick?!"
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From:So--she's like touched every fandom, yes?
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From:And here's the story (http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Starship/6102/shadheart.htm)!
Wow, I'm going to have to reread this.
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From:*settles, worried*
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From:How did I not see this lovely remembrance when I read through the first time?!
Such good times! It'd been coming on for a while, but when it arrived, it was so worth the wait. I cooked popcorn before downloading my mail for a few nights, there. :^D
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From:Hmm. And the discussion about the gay planet one? Was that on PTF? The one by Melanie?
Then ASCEML killed my ability to ever be surprised by flaming at the drop of a participle or a Spock reference. *sighs* Good times.
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From:I was sitting reading your comments in my inbox and I was a) squeeful over feedback replies and b) getting all flaily and squeeful over the actual fic, despite the fact I was literally only reading my comments and your replies.
So yeah, much appreciate the time you took to respond to the feedback. And you are so very awesome for it.
And god, I cannot (and do not) have time to go back and read Strangerverse for the umpteen millionth time. *desperately tries to restrain self*
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From:snorfle! God, that is so, so true.
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From:How to be anal: what I learned from Star Trek.
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From:I am still vaguely freaked out that no other fandom has *official codes*...
YES! It weirds me out, too, that so few think to pull in that excellent system (http://groups.google.com/group/alt.startrek.creative/browse_thread/thread/b6de9175d136a74f?hl=en#). If the author person wrote or read Trek at one point, it really shows.
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From:ES! It weirds me out, too, that so few think to pull in that excellent system. If the author person wrote or read Trek at one point, it really shows.
I love the system; I miss the system. I'm just eternally grateful that for the most part, fandom tends to agree on the code for the show itself.
I miss single letter pairing codes. *sad* They made life so much easier.
*bites lip* then again, keep in mind I tried to use the ASC awards format for Smallville. You'd be surprised by the number of people who were horrified by the idea of using feedback for voting. It was pretty awesome. And made fandom_wank.
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From:Who is in every way excellent. Great, great lady.
I tried to use the ASC awards format for Smallville....
I am so sorry I missed that! That had to be such good times.
In between the thousand other things, I've been prepping to shoot Guerdon up onto ASC. Yay! Codes! It was fun to run the whole list again. I miss that on LJ.
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From:23 pages. LOL. I did, too, when I realized I could. I'll suffer for my newfound laziness, too, I know. That latest tome's a healthy ~298K words. I'm sure I'll be whining loudly by Part 5/4728. ;^)
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From:LMAO, oh I'm so glad I'm not the only one who has those thoughts. *g* And then the whole CLEX thing threw me, because I kept thinking, but no, the pairing codes must be by seniority or age. Who knew when we left Trek that we'd have to brave fandoms without pairing code standards. ;-)
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