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thank you ao3 for being an archive and not an algorithm. thank you for letting me like things without consequences, thank you for being free with no ads, thank you for having lawyers to defend our freedom of speech. thank you tag wranglers. thank you to all authors and thank you ao3
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Pepper has essentially locked Tony out of his own company. Changed passwords, blocked Tony’s IP addresses and threatened anyone in the company from even thinking about helping Tony get a new user or gain any access.
Sure, maybe Tony hasn’t been around much lately anyway. So, if he were to get in, he would have no idea what the company is doing. Pepper has been managing all that for over a year. Maybe more.
Tony’s been mostly focused on the empty whiskey bottles and replacing them with new ones immediately.
“Go somewhere, get away. And come back when you’re a better man.” Pepper said with such love and contempt that it scared Tony.
And so, here he is. In the middle of nowhere, in the middle of March. A rough month, mostly grey, as one waits for spring to start for real.
His cabin is hardly a cabin, a mansion is more accurate. But, the garage is the most important part. When he left, Tony had three of his cars shipped to the cabin. If he can’t drink, he has to work. His motorised beauties keep him occupied.
There aren’t any neighbours for miles, and the nearest town is a 30 minute drive. At first, Tony felt the silence suffocate him, but then birdsong and the melodies of the wind started changing him. Just a bit.
Maybe Pepper was onto something.
One day, Tony is in his garage finishing up when he hears whistling. He hasn’t been in town for a week, so the sound of a human startles him, riling up his feelings in an unfamiliar way.
The next day, Tony spots a figure on a bike, pedalling just behind some trees so he cannot get a proper look.
Two days later, a knock on Tony’s door. But, Tony is outside and he rubs his hands into an oily towel. He gets a good look at the figure now, and he guesses this is the same person he has heard and caught glimpses of.
“Hi.”
The young man jumps nearly a foot into the air, chuckling breathily as he spins around.
“Shit, sorry. I didn’t know you were there.”
“Here I am. And here you are.”
A wide smile, so bright it nearly blinds Tony. He shines brighter than the March sun.
“I’m Peter. I live nearby. I figured I’d come say hi.”
“It’s a pleasure. I’m Tony. You wanna sit down? I could get us a drink.”
big fan of the idea that Stark Industries starts selling basic household appliances once the weapons manufacturing gets dropped. SI toaster. SI curling iron.
But with this idea I also need there to be a “stark industries households” youtube channel that is, technically, an official SI channel. But it’s not in the slightest used for marketing or anything of the sort. Tony is the only one with the password and every video uploaded is tony going through how to use that machine.
Someone can’t figure out how to empty their damn fancy vacuum and they look up the model on youtube to figure it out, and are greeted by the CEO of the company doing a WILDLY informal tutorial on how to use it and common issues and such.
The videos are often shot by DUM-E or U. Tony often looks very disheveled, and sometimes there’s unrevealed projects just sitting out in the background. Tony acts like he’s talking to an audience of five people and usually there’s five or six videos uploaded back to back, CLEARLY shot in one sitting.
(Tony likes doing them because it’s a very simple way to ease the “Tony stark dead at ___” headlines without doing a damn press conference. The videos also make people a bit less intimidated by him, and he rarely gets to interact with his creations in an authentic way with an audience.)
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And people really do try to interact with fandom like consumers! They want « content ». They act like they can get a refund on reading a fic they don’t like. They add fanfics to goddamned goodreads without a second thought without realizing that’s as ridiculous as adding your friend’s dining room as a restaurant on yelp just so you can post a review about it
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It's AI! It's all over Reddit, but basically if they mention you being alone for Christmas, it's definitely AI. There have been HUNDREDS of comments that are just some variation of this over and over again; if you're ever wondering whether a fic comment is AI or not, check it out on Reddit, most of the posts are referencing these kinds of comments. It's fucked up, but the main theory is that recently, AO3 denied a bunch of tech bros the ability to train their AI systems on fanfic, so this is their revenge. They want you to stop writing. It's pathetic, just delete and block <3 I promise your fic is lovely!
And that's FAR from all of them unfortunately. But your writing is good; it's a fucking AI hatebot who wants people off of the platform. Stay strong!! I'm so sorry that happened to you
PSA: new type of bots plaguing AO3’s comments section.
as obvious as it is that these are all bots/scam, I believe there are still people who believe they are legit and fall victims to these trolls. so if you get a comment like these, don’t panic, don’t delete your works. they are all bots. you’re fine.
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