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slytherincess: [Denver Pride] Refocusing Gay Pride & the Performative Nature of Livejournaling Within a Community - Because of this particular nature of LJ, we see ... people post their political outrage in a chain reaction. How far the posting of outrage goes is dependant upon who the original poster is, and to me that indicates an undercurrent of disingenuity -
- blueraccoon: The Obligations of Fanfic - feel, and have always felt, that writers have obligations to their readers. ... If I'm going to show my work to other people, I'm not just writing for myself, I'm writing for other people, and they have the right to expect certain things of me as a result -
- regan_v: The Undiscovered (Fanon) Country? Unrequited Love - unrequited love scenarios never work out that way... One character loves another, sure that his feelings are unrequited. And the journey that the character goes on leads, as night follows day, to the discovery that indeed, his beloved object does care. -
- kitzen_kat: Survey - Spoiler alerts for books, films and television - How long should you respect another person's choice to enjoy a book, film or television series without knowing the major twists in the plot, casting changes, and so on? [POLL] -
- zillah975: Yet another feedback poll. - The writing is good; the characterizations are, if not necessarily your characterizations, at least arguably not OOC; the plotting is good; the imagery is good; so on and so forth. // The problem is that you don't like the story. [POLL] -
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oulangi.livejournal.com: Monday, June 25th, 2007
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