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What’s happening with AO3? Fan fiction readers are not okay as outage drags on longer than planned

Publié par Fast Company · États-Unis il y a 3 h

The world of fan fiction is bracing for an apocalypse as one the world’s largest repositories of fan-written stories has gone dark—and may not return anytime soon. The panic began…

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What’s happening with AO3? Fan fiction readers are not okay as outage drags on longer than planned

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