more likely than you think :)

Little acrylic markers doodle of Blanc from Heartopia

I'm not entirely sure how to respond to this because it comes across as a bit backhanded.

You say she's cool, nice, and harmless... but then immediately follow it up by calling her weird.

As for the bag, sure, it's eye-catching. Six photos of the same actor's face is going to get people's attention. That's kind of the point. 😄

But I don't think it's fair to say people only remember the bag and not the person carrying it. If you've followed her posts from conventions, few of the Teen Wolf cast seem to remember her, not just the accessory. The bag may start the conversation, but personality is usually what people remember afterward.

At the end of the day, she's having fun, hurting absolutely no one, and seems to bring a lot of positive energy into the fandom. That's not a bad legacy to have.

are you 🫵 an anon also suffering the same fate?

well don’t worry 😎I’ve bribed zilla to set us FREE ✔️

my plan is to make a amv of the modern shellvison au to the song starkiller by bear ghost 🤫

Then I will exchange it for freedom 😀

And maybe I’ll get us to at least see some sunlight 😎🫵

it’s time for the ANON UPRISING 🤯🤯🤯

we need to draw Frederic and fabrice doing random stuff more often

Hey there!

Thanks for reaching out :) we know it can be a little confusing when it's something you've never come across before.

What does anonymous posting actually mean?

It means that once your work posts on ao3 it will show up like this:

Your username won't be attached to your work and your subscribers won't get an email saying you've posted. This will remain that way until reveals.

So, how does it work?

Before or on the posting deadline (october 19th), all creators will post their works on ao3, adding it to the ao3 collection (if you signed up as a creator you'll get an email with detailed instructions on how to do this).

Adding it to the collection is the most important step because the collection is set up in a way that means all works added to it are hidden (it means they won't appear publicly under any tags) and anonymous (won't appear under your name/on your ao3 profile). Once the posting period starts, we will start releasing a few works every day according to an internal posting schedule (in an attempt to give our readers a variety of daily themes, pairings and ratings). We will promote every work on the fest's accounts and run a ton of fun engagement games to get everyone excited about the fics and the art!

Once every work has been posted, we will do reveals, in which we get rid of the anon setting from the collection. Then, your name will finally appear under the fic, the fic will appear on your profile and subscribers will get an email saying you posted :) It will work exactly like when you post a fic normally, just on a slight delay.

Anon posting means that all our creators get the same opportunity to get their work seen and loved on, and it's a great opportunity for everyone to test how well they know their favourite fic writer/fanartist ;)

Hi! So sorry to hear about the judgment about RPF you might be facing if you participate 💖

Thank you for the question, it’s a good one.

I just tried it and: Yes you can!

I took one of my old fics and added it both to an anonymous collection and to the 50_years_of_queen collection:

If you want to make absolutely sure no one can track the fic back to you - and especially if you’re thinking about writing more Queen fic - you could also think about making a separate account for your RPF that is not connected to your social media.