the internet is evil

[timepiececlock]

I've decided that as of today I am hiding from all avatar comms. I've been saying I would for a week, but now I'm really gonna. I'm going into crouching wombat, hidden mouse mode. I will hide and no one will spoil me and I can resist fandom for a week and a half YES I CAN.

Except I might visit occasionally to capslock_atla, BECAUSE THEY MOSTLY DISCUSS NONSENSE ANYWAY, AND I LOVE THAT STUFF.

So this is me! Hiding!

And every time I want to break and browse LJ for avatar stuff, I will instead think about fanfic and force myself to write. Or I might play free cell. Good plan.

Si? Si.

Comments

[rasielle.livejournal.com]

I can never win free cell. There's something about the moving eyes of the king that's just so dang distracting.

Anyway, it's been that bad? ... OH YEAH! Ship wars.

I've been avoiding the avatar fandom by default, minus its fanfic - but I haven't touched FFnet's AtLA section in quite a while. And there are spoilers going around now? The last episode just came out! Or has the marvelous AtLA fandom found a way to gorge itself on spoilers and miscellaneous gunpowder again?

In any case, yes, writing would be a good idea. And SO WOULD BE WRITING VIGNETTES, BUT NO, THIS IS NOT PRESSURE NOR SHAMELESS PESTERING, NOT AT ALL, WHY WOULD YOU SAY SO.

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

no it's not bad. It's not anything bad at all, and certainly has nothing to do with "wars" (which I've yet to see actually happen-- wars in Avatar fandom are all smoke and no fire; i think this fandom would die of fright if something really wanky and flame-tastic happened) -- I just fear general human error which leads people to post spoilery stuff wihtout realizing what they're doing to my poor nerves.

In my experience, even the nicest fandoms are places to fear in the last week before a big episode. And my being a mod, I end up deleting spoiler posts instead of trusting others to protect me.