Here via metafandom. I'm really, really bad at archiving, but every time I complain about how few readers my fics get, I have to remind myself that if I had them in a convenient central place like AO3, then anyone who is interested in those fandoms (some of which are pretty small!) can find my stories when they're looking for similar stories. In fact, even the more popular writers are like "ads" for me--i.e., somebody says, "Gee, that BNF sure is a great writer...I'll see what she has on A03. Hmmm, now that I'm in the Firefly section, what else is there? Who the hell is executrix? Maybe I'll click..."
Also, if you maintain your own site, and there are technical changes, *you* have to deal with them--if your stories are on an archive (or ALSO on an archive) the archive maintainers have to deal with them.
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Date: 2010-03-18 03:15 pm (UTC)Also, if you maintain your own site, and there are technical changes, *you* have to deal with them--if your stories are on an archive (or ALSO on an archive) the archive maintainers have to deal with them.