FanLib Story Stats for June 2nd

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FanLib Story Stats for June 2nd, 2007
2PM EST

Harry Potter (513) with Adult (553) ... was (513) and (553) Unchanged Unchanged 2+ days
Stargate: SG-1 (158) with Adult (161) ... was (158) and (161) Unchanged
Supernatural (155) with Adult (188) ... was (155) and (188) Unchanged
CSI (150) with Adult (182) ... was (150) and (182) Unchanged
Stargate: Atlantis (139) with Adult (144) ... was (138) and (143) +1
Star Wars (138) with Adult (142) ... was (137) and (141) +1
Battlestar Galactica: 2003 (113) with Adult (129) ... was (113) and (129) Unchanged
Lord of the Rings (65) with Adult (71) ... was (65) and (71) Unchanged Unchanged 2+ days
Heroes (31) with Adult (32) ... was (29) and (30) +2
Law and Order: SVU (18) with Adult (19) ... was (18) and (19) Unchanged
4400 (5) with Adult (5) ... was (5) and (5) Unchanged

Sample Net Gain: 4

Fanfiction.net Comparison Stats.

Harry Potter (297,307) ... was (297,218) +89
Stargate: SG-1 (15,721) ... was (15,708) +13
Supernatural (8,621) ... was (8,622) -1
CSI (16,310) ... was (16,296) +14
Stargate: Atlantis (8,180) ... was (8,174) +6
Star Wars (17,817) ... was (17,816) +1
Battlestar Galactica: 2003 (2,205) ... was (2,203) +2
Lord of the Rings (39,968) ... was (39,963) +5
Heroes (902) ... was (894) +8
Law and Order: SVU (4,161) ... was (4,161) Unchanged
4400 (238) ... was (238) Unchanged

Sample Net Gain: 137

Read into them what you want...

Comments

[melyanna.livejournal.com]

I suspect there was no one system of collecting names. I don't think jdsampson was lying when she said she picked some people to invite after reading and liking their stuff. I also think they went to larger single-fandom archives like Wraithbait or GW or that LotR archive and started randomly selecting names too. That would account for why there's no one place that everyone from one fandom was contacted from.

Sounds like you were pretty patient. I'm thinking that the het and slash communities are so used to running in different circles (especially since many of the SGA writers hail from the ship wars of SG-1) that it's a cold-water shock for many to see them brought together.

Well, it was my fault. Oddly, that probably helped me handle it better than I would have otherwise.

lostcityfound is a great resource. And I'd sing Miera's praises a bit more, but she'd probably think I was plotting against her or something. ;)

And from your other comment... So, what was I saying? Oh. Yeah. I'm not really just in the Atlantis fandom.

Yeah, I meant to say LJ fannish areas, not Atlantis fandom. The bulk of the fandom is here, but there are some pockets elsewhere. A good chunk of the people at GW aren't connected to the LJ side of fandom that much, so it'd make sense that fans who came from the GW corner didn't get the memo about FanLib.