Escapade Roll Call!
Feb. 5th, 2019 11:23 am Who is going?
Feb. 5th, 2019
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elf posted: Publishing in 2019: Business TrendsKristine Kathryn Rusch has a blog with a whole lot of business tips for writers, and her end-of-year wrap-up and plan-for-next-year post has expanded to a miniseries of 6 posts (so far) about major changes in the publishing universe, and what that means for pro and would-be-pro authors.
The short version: KEEP YOUR DAMN COPYRIGHTS. Books may not be "dying," but they're definitely not growing, and other related industries are. Traditional publishers don't know what's going to be big so they've decided they need to grab all the rights so they can be ready to exploit them, and they don't care what happens to authors who can't make a living while they're figuring it out.
Has anyone set up an AO3 feed for fanvids?
Feb. 5th, 2019 11:02 pm If not, how to set one up to catch all vids? We use a multitude of tags. Is there a global tag for all fanvids that will capture them all?
Is there a way to track just fanvids from one fandom? Is this something we can already do for fanfiction?
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absolutedestiny has set up an RSS feed for the "Fanvid" tag* and if you are on DW you can subscribe at https://ao3-vids-feed.dreamwidth.org/
*The service updates every 24 hours, puts in ads and can only base the feed on what's on a single page, which is limited by the number of items in the ao3 pagination.
Is there a way to track just fanvids from one fandom? Is this something we can already do for fanfiction?
EDITED
absolutedestiny has set up an RSS feed for the "Fanvid" tag* and if you are on DW you can subscribe at https://ao3-vids-feed.dreamwidth.org/*The service updates every 24 hours, puts in ads and can only base the feed on what's on a single page, which is limited by the number of items in the ao3 pagination.