Sad, sad things

[wiseheart]

School starts tomorrow again. 'nuff said.

My poor Orcses got swallowed on FF.Net without notice. I expected it, as this is the fate of all stories that don't have hott Elves or Men innit (although it has Éomer), but it's still a sad, sad thing. But, well, most of my regular readers (all four or five of them) have left the fandom during the recent year, so that's it, I guess. At least on SOA one can still hope to be found by accident.

Erm... have I mentioned already that school starts tomorrow?

Comments

[kln1671.livejournal.com]

If it brings you any comfort at all to know, most of my regular reviewing have stopped reviewing me, too, and more than half of them are still in the fandom. *sigh*

You write wonderfully, so don't let it get you too down. ((((S))))

[jilba.livejournal.com]

I think a lot of people have stopped reviewing, perhaps a time thing? I know my old stories are being found by accident, so there is hope yet!

[makamu]

I don't think that it is necessarily because of the story's theme not being in conformity with the standards of post-film FFnet fanfics (though Orcs are hard to sell), but simply because most people (myself included) read more silently than they review :) Don't let this get you down

[ithilwen.livejournal.com]

Your story will find readers, never fear. The problem is that everything posted on ff.net gets buried quickly, and now that we're in the post-movie slump, I get the feeling even active readers aren't reviewing as much as they once did.