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This is a break out from another (reviled) thread.
What is the point of the Favourites Lists? Yes, we all know they show the authors/stories/poems that the most readers have included as favourites. But do the lists actually mean anything?
From that other thread:
The favourites portal is not even easy to find. Unless you know it's there, you'd never hunt it down.
So what's the point?
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What is the point of the Favourites Lists? Yes, we all know they show the authors/stories/poems that the most readers have included as favourites. But do the lists actually mean anything?
From that other thread:
drksideofthemoon said:My opinion, for what it's worth. I personally think that the Favorite's Portal needs to go the way of the Hudson Hornet. I don't think it serves any purpose of value.
I pulled my Montana Summer series because of Scouries, and his list. I pulled the rest of my work to get off the Favorites List.
Selenakytten said:Perhaps it will. I think it really means very little, when it comes down to it. As people have been trying to get Mr. Scouries to understand for over a year now, popularity is not necessarily a marker of good - and certainly not "the best" - writing.
And there are far, far, FAR better writers down the list than me.
Damnit, I have to stop replying on this thread! Bad Selena, Bad!
sr71plt said:I've found the "favorite author" portal useful. When a poster claims to be so much more popular a writer here than someone else--the Favorite's Portal is very useful--especially when it's found that this "so much more popular storywriter" isn't even on the top 250 list.
The favourites portal is not even easy to find. Unless you know it's there, you'd never hunt it down.
So what's the point?
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