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[sholio]

Those of you who follow my AO3 account may get some unwanted notifications for older fics (if notifs go out for backdated fics; I'm not sure if they do). I got messaged by someone who had podficced one of my old SGA fics, so I decided to put up that one and a few of the other ones on AO3. Eventually I want to have all my SGA fic there (as much as they make me wince now), but there are so many of them - it's gonna be a slow process.

Anyway, I put up Cold Comforts (the podficced one - here's the podfic), Between the Lines, and Candle in the Dark before I got too sleepy to continue tonight. I think maybe tomorrow I'll do another batch of them. At some point I'd like to get all my 2006 SGA fic on AO3 just to use the stats feature to find out how much I actually wrote that year. It was the year I got back into writing fanfic after a few years away from it -- and I, uh. Wrote a lot of it. A lot. It would be interesting to find out exactly how much.

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[sholio]

Ahhhhh, that's what I was afraid of! Yeah, I subscribe to people who aren't always into all of my fandoms, too. Still, at some point I need to get all my old, long multi-chapter SGA fics up, and that's going to be .... a LOT of notifications. Actually, not wanting to spam people is the big reason why I've been dragging my feet so long about doing those. (That said, I'm definitely not doing it today ...)

[genarti]

Well, if it's helpful, I got two emails: one for Cold Comforts, and one for "Between the Lines and 1 more." So I think if you post them in quick enough succession, they'll get folded into fewer emails instead of one for every single fic? Somebody who actually works on the AO3 with the back-end stuff would probably be able to tell you what the requisite clustering is.

[sholio]

Oh, that's good to know! I don't think I've followed someone who posted stories in close succession like that. As long as it's somewhat bundled, I won't have to worry too much about it.