Archive of Our Own

The queen was sick soon after birth, but the inevitable future crawled over insomnia in the city. In the morning after her death, they were raised from his baby bed from the heir and the only son of the Keem Dynasty, and the Kingdom left his grief twice to lose. King Regis knew what his son was still alive, he had a very good idea of ​​stealing the last rest of his beloved wife. After assembling Kingsglaive in about 5 years, he sent Nyx Ulric to Niflheim to find his son.

It is not a secret that the emperor had problems in the past when he missed the child. Babies can follow their own pace until he announces that he knew an illegal child.

Nearly all of the respondents saw this novel in a non-profit open source archive maintained by our fans dedicated to freedom of speech in our own archive (or "AO 3"). There are few people who read articles on Wattpad that are believed to have a younger user base than ours. (Statistics of conclusions are not published.) Wat Pad is a commercial operation focusing on mobile reading. Its evaluation data is calculated differently from AO3, so it is difficult to compare popularity, but it is definitely a very smooth site, and that community is not fully represented here.

Archive of Our Own (AO3) is a nonprofit open source repository (fic) provided by users. This site was created by Change Work Organization in 2008 and entered the public beta phase in 2009. As of 2017, our own archive hosted over 3 million works with more than 24,600 funds. The design of the administrator, organization and website of this site is mainly welcomed by readers and writers actively. In 2007, a website called FanLib was created with the aim of profiting from the novel. Fanfiction was written primarily by women, and FanLib was hosted entirely by men. OTW created its own archive (abbreviated name AO3) in October 2008 and established it as a public beta on November 14, 2009.

The history of online fans is the history of the platform from the Usenet list to the Yahoo group, LiveJournal to Tumblr, and our own archives. Over the years, with business pressure, censorship, and a quirk of legal threats, the relationship between fans and these platforms is, at best, negligible. Fans will work with the platform unless pulled out from the bottom of the platform. One of my favorite fans is "Fans are tools for using animals", "outsiders" in the world of fans, and Maciej Cegowski, the founder of Pinboard. I used to laugh at fans for a while, but he saw creating them the sort and file structure they needed to find things and share them. "The fan group said to us that communities are not consumers, they can not be designed," he said. "If you want people to join your website, you must respect them and give them space to follow their own terms."