DW started out as the fanfic I wanted to find but couldn't, and as the one writing it I can never experience what that blind-read would have been like - it's why I love it when commenters/ reviewers stop by and give me a glimpse of their experiences with it. The software was in beta for a long time and Id have to reinstall it every 30 days or so and all was well. I read into some forums and started to use MakeMKV to rip discs. I’m proud of what I've made and I want to get it written up and posted, but the experience of discovering what that story is is definitely something I'm creating to share with others. burowyako said: Im fairly new to ripping Blu-ray discs as of the past few months. You can probably tell that I usually engage with fandom via meta and reading more than writing. It's not in prose, but most of the substance is already there for me - if someone asked me to make a Deathly Weapons wiki, I could probably do that and do it faster than actually putting chapters out. I'm still relishing the details and having fun tinkering around adding new flourishes, little elaborations and rediscovering things in my upcoming notes, but most of those big emotions and moments of discovery are experiences I've already had in planning. they say 'write for yourself', and in some ways for me this story has already been written.

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