#mediocrerenaissancememe

I don't have enough data for a "collective opinion," but here are some mean/mode observations for some popular tags:

"Medievalpoc" = 15,500 posts, count of total posts = 31.5%. (15,500/31,500 = 51.9%).

"Medievalpoc is a great tag" = 3,400 posts, count of total posts = 15.1%. (3,400/15,500 = 23.7%).

"medievalpoc, medievalpoc, medievalpoc" = 20,000 posts, count of total posts = 52.3%. (20,000/15,500 = 13.4%).

(This is about the "The Northern Caves" -- I have been reading and posting lots of stuff about it, but not reading other people's stuff because it is not my "real" fandom)

There are so many characters! I would say there's probably more than 20 (I've heard it called more like 60?). For some reason, I don't want to list names all the time but I do want to give you the idea of what these characters are:

"Lunarian": "the main protagonist of the story, a paleontologist"

"Triskelion": "a woman whom the reader never sees but whose name appears in a lot of the dialogue, a mysterious person from a mysterious society"

"The Dictator": "a (very important) character, sort of a combination of Gandalf and J. Alfred Prufrock"

"Algerian": "a character, sort of a combination of Oedipus and Macduff"