Annoyed by Fic Bingo?

[tinturtle]

If my fic bingo posts are annoying you, and you would like to stop them from showing up in your feed, you can do that in the following way:

• Using a web browser, go to my profile.
• In the menu bar at the top, click either "Modify Friend" or "You are Subscribed", as applicable.
(These may appear as icons rather than words, depending on the size of your browser window.)
• A new page will load. On that page, under "Tags", click on "Modify Entries Feed".
• Tick the "Exclude Selected Tags" option.
• Click the "bingo" tag.
• Click "Save Changes" at the bottom of the page.

If you want to exclude my MFU-related or my Pros-related posts from your feed, you can do that using a similar process.

Comments

[fiorenza-a.livejournal.com]

I'm late, but I'm with everyone else. I'm really enjoying all the Bingo posts.

I had a quick squiz (look) at your profile to see if you had listed your other, perhaps more minor, fandoms there — but, like me, you haven't. I don't because my fandom tastes are so eclectic, I never know what will grab me.

Definitely one of the great things about this sort of Bingo is finding stories you knew nothing about.

[tinturtle]

I dabble pretty widely. After I have watched or read some original work, I will often go on AO3 to see what the fan fiction is like. Also, if I enjoy an author's work in one fandom, I frequently go to their page to see what other works that I'm familiar with they have based fics on.

Besides Pros and MFU, the fandoms in which I currently subscribe to RSS feeds are: Sherlock Holmes, Psmith (a minor series of books by P. G. Wodehouse), Raffles, The Sentinel, The A-Team, and original series Battlestar Galactica.

In addition to those, the fandoms that have their own folders in my Beloved Collection are: Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, Doctor Who, Starsky and Hutch, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the MFU movie. There is a whole other folder for fics that are the only ones from their fandom that I've collected, though.