Good places to share fanfiction?

[RainbowFaceProtege]

[Sneak]

Sorry, I don't know such places besides popular fanfiction sites, like fanfiction.net.
I am sure there's some sites somewhere, where people post Disney fanfics in general, or smaller groups related to individual cartoon or series, like our Gang of Five about Land Before Time.

Sad to see there's a lot of junk fics on popular fanfiction sites.

(off topic: I think your second banner is broken, Rainbow.)

[Mr. Clubtail]

DeviantArt and FurAffinity could be good places for fanfiction, seeing as posting literature is an option on both of those sites.

[HotelValleyfornia]

Oof, I feel that. I've had troubles working out Fanfiction.net, and Archive of Our Own and Wattpad can be just plain disgusting at times. I've been to the Land Before Time section on AO3 before...huge mistake.

I own a Tumblr blog (right here), (warning for occasional language) and that's where I post my 6teen fanfics these days. If you're okay with Tumblr it's probably my best suggestion. Plus there's all sorts of handy-dandy blogs to help with your writing inspiration.

[WeirdRaptor]

I've been to the Land Before Time section on AO3 before...huge mistake.

Dare I ask?

[HotelValleyfornia]

I've been to the Land Before Time section on AO3 before...huge mistake.

Dare I ask?

Believe me...I fear if I said some of the stuff I've seen this topic could end up in After Midnight. These dinos are TOO YOUNG for what those people write

[DarkHououmon]

Oof, I feel that. I've had troubles working out Fanfiction.net, and Archive of Our Own and Wattpad can be just plain disgusting at times. I've been to the Land Before Time section on AO3 before...huge mistake.

I own a Tumblr blog (right here), (warning for occasional language) and that's where I post my 6teen fanfics these days. If you're okay with Tumblr it's probably my best suggestion. Plus there's all sorts of handy-dandy blogs to help with your writing inspiration.

Honestly AO3 is the only fanfiction site I'd recommend anyone use. It has a more attentive staff, it has a wide array of features to help you curate your experience and avoid what you don't like, and there's no fear of fics being deleted by the site admins out of the blue. Authors there get to enjoy the relative safety of not having to worry about being sued into the ground, which was a problem before its existence. FF.Net is too antiquated and Wattpad is too delete happy.

I've been to the Land Before Time section on AO3 before...huge mistake.

Dare I ask?

The thing to remember about AO3 is that it's staunchly anti-censorship. So long as it's legal to write about/create fiction for by US law, it is permitted on AO3. This means you will find some rather...questionable fics. But it has a great set of features to curate your own experience so as long as you know how to use the tagging system, you should be able to avoid fics you don't want to see. Just don't report fics just because you feel icky about them. Not only will that be ignored, but you run the risk of getting permabanned if you keep doing it. Oh and don't harass authors either. Though small, AO3's staff is more attentive than, say, FF.Net and if you break their TOS too many times, you'll also get permabanned.

[aabicus (LettuceBacon&Tomato)]

AO3 is great, I write erotica and it's the only place I don't have to worry about getting banned because FF.net or Wattpad randomly decided X or Y is no longer allowed, or for no reason whatsoever. They have incredibly diverse and extensive tagging that lets you filter out anything undesirable you don't want to read. I've also found it far, far better for building a readership than other sites, the lack of an algorithm means you get just as much traffic as you work to get. And lastly the general quality of writing seems higher across the site compared to their competitors, some of the best things I've ever read were on a random AO3 account. It's definitely where I'd recommend going compared to the alternatives.