"Well, I spent a month writing my heart out over this, so the least a commenter could do is spend an hour writing a Real Comment."
Okay, now that's Scary.
But as you can see on word_games, I welcome short comments. :) The only types of comment I don't like are:
- "I haven't got to this part of the manga so I don't understand what you're on about and have been spoiled" even though I put spoiler warning at the top. Along the same line, also those that say "oh, now that I've read your fic on this part of the recent manga, I understand what Liz was writing about in her fic!" orz - Tardy comments. Such as this one, which pretty much speaks for itself. - Those who clearly haven't read the fic properly. Calling yakuza!Niou cute, for example. What the hell.
I have been told multiple times in the past that my characterisation has problems, though. That I force characters into situations and make them react the way I want them to rather than the way they should. I don't know. Some people seem to violently disagree with my characterisation and I'd like to know where it went wrong, but nobody ever gave me a specific example.
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Date: 2008-02-06 05:08 pm (UTC)Okay, now that's Scary.
But as you can see on
- "I haven't got to this part of the manga so I don't understand what you're on about and have been spoiled" even though I put spoiler warning at the top. Along the same line, also those that say "oh, now that I've read your fic on this part of the recent manga, I understand what Liz was writing about in her fic!" orz
- Tardy comments. Such as this one, which pretty much speaks for itself.
- Those who clearly haven't read the fic properly. Calling yakuza!Niou cute, for example. What the hell.
I have been told multiple times in the past that my characterisation has problems, though. That I force characters into situations and make them react the way I want them to rather than the way they should. I don't know. Some people seem to violently disagree with my characterisation and I'd like to know where it went wrong, but nobody ever gave me a specific example.