On Sun, 24 Aug 1997 01:18:55 +0900, Mark Page <ayanami@merlin.net.au>
wrote:

The "perfect" don't always demand a response.  Its the flawed that demands
the responses.  That's what I meant about a fic having the qualitites that
demand c&c....  I feel there is no point waxing lyrical for ages and ages
about something I like.

Heh. Tell that to that guy on AOL who does quarterly reviews of his
favorite Ranma fics... :-) (can't remember his name at the moment;
nothing against the guy or what he does, BTW -- just couldn't resist
making the reference.)

 It is far easier to pick the eyes out of something
that is not going well....

Authors need both, though. We need to be told when we're doing something
wrong so we can change it, but we also need to be told when we've done
something right so we'll keep doing it!


Gary Kleppe
kleppe@execpc.com, Home page http://www.execpc.com/~kleppe
My fanfics and the FFML map are on my comics/manga page,
       http://www.execpc.com/~kleppe/comics