#IT support technicians

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[fyrefrostanimus]

Just had an idea for inserting Cage!Skeptic into After The End because goddammit I can't in the right mind let him have his head properly attached to his body.

The basic steps are as so:

He pisses off Cage somehow. Probably with an offhand comment he didn't think would be offensive. Remember, he only knows HEA, so he wouldn't know everything Cage (or Prisoner, for added effect) would have gone through.

She responds by giving Skeptic the same treatment she gave TLQ in her Chapter. Probably alone in her room. She knows it won't kill him and he'll be able to be sent home after no problem (or one big problem).

Cheated just tries to sew his head back on. Skeptic is still out cold during this and has no idea what the actual fuck just happened. Even once he gets up (everyone was confused by this because his head isn't fully connected to his body anymore), he barely remembers anything that happened between him and Cage in the altercation.

Skeptic probably kept scratching at the stitches and that how every finds out his body and head can now function separately from each other.

Figuring out a good neck brace for this new situation. Prisoner probably gives him a neck shackle for that purpose and that's how Skeptic lives now.

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*Skeptic is finally waking up after getting his head reattached to his body by Cheated*

Cheated: Oh hey Skeptic, you're actually alive. That's a bit of a shock.

Skeptic: Why is this confusing to you? I don't think anything happe-

*He reaches for his neck and ends up feeling the stitches. Across the entire circumference of it*

Skeptic: Cheated. What happened.

Cheated: I don't know WHAT happened to cause it but you were beheaded. I just had to sew your head back onto your shoulders.

Skeptic:

Skeptic: ...I understand your confusion now.

Cheated: Anyways, I made a promise to Smitten to tell him you're alright. I'll go get him.

[rose-ellis]

Library AUs

I love a good Library AU - if there's one in a fandom I'm part of, I've probably read it. Some are pretty accurate…others not so much.

And listen, I'm not usually a stickler about job accuracy in other people's fics cause I understand that we aren't all doctors, firefighters, innkeepers, or whatever other job we give our characters, and most of us don't have people in our lives that we could ask questions to. So if a fic writer doesn't know everything about a job, it's totally fine.

But one thing that I see a lot in Library AUs that irks me is fic writers making their characters work in a library on a whim because it's an "easy job." Maybe they're using it to pay for school or just putting in time until they find their true calling.

It may be surprising to learn that to work in most libraries, you need some sort of formal library education. There's the university route of getting a BA and MA in Library and Information Science, or the college/vocational route of Library and Information Technician programs, among others.

Of course there are exceptions, particularly in smaller, rural public libraries - there's always going to be exceptions. But if your character works in a mid-to-large sized city public library or as a full-time (non-student) staff at an academic library in the 21st Century, they basically have to have a library degree.

Being a librarian/library tech is more than just greeting people and scanning their books.

It's organizing programs and events based on the demographics and needs of the community - reading and literacy groups, after school activities, social gatherings for lonely seniors, budgeting and cooking classes for college kids, hosting mobile health clinics, etc.

It's knowing where to find reliable information and resources when a patron asks a question - books for a public/high school project, academic articles for college students, info about immigration and citizenship for newcomers, by-laws for someone fighting a parking ticket, community resources for those needing assistance, etc.

It's caring for the library's collection on a tight budget to better serve the community - ordering new releases, subscribing to useful databases, purchasing licenses for ebooks, repairing damaged items, weeding redundant material, etc.

It's sorting the library's new acquisitions - understanding how to find and build numbers in the Dewey Decimal or Library of Congress Classification systems (among others), creating cataloguing records, assigning subject headings, etc. to make the collection searchable.

It's finding someone their next book, helping them create and print their resume, and teaching them how to use their new device.

It's a million little things that no one thinks about. And library staff must do all of this while trying to market the library as something valuable in order to justify their existence in the face of constant budget cuts. Add onto that the increasing censorship issues and hostility that library staff must face.

And I may be screaming into the void because I know that 99% of that won't ever make it into fics. I get it - it's very dry and ruins the fantasy of working at a library. I'm not suggesting that you should have your characters spouting Dewey numbers left and right. And I know that it’s fanfic - it’s supposed to just be something fun and cute. It would just be nice to see it written like it's an actual career instead of an easy little filler position that anyone can do on a whim.

tl;dr: being a librarian is not an "easy job" - most librarians actually have degrees in library science. Show librarians some love by not undervaluing their hard work.

Sincerely,

a very tired library technician student

[cookiemunches]

MOUTHWASHING OCs: LORE

Hello! So, I've been posting about my oc, Durga, and my friend’s oc, Daniella, for a little bit, and I've decided to post their in-game lore. All on a word document!

It's not just me writing a paper on them, it's actual in-game dialogue n such. Hope you all enjoy if you decide to take a look ^^

“You know you're better than this.”

Page count: 111

Word count: ~17k

I'll be elaborating more on this doc and the ocs included [Durga n Daniella] in the future so stick around for that if you'd like.

[racke7]

I'm reading a bunch of Mei/Izuku fics right now and it's just... where's the contagious lunacy? Why is Mei the crazy one?

Why isn't Izuku ambushing and kidnapping Hero-students to interrogate them about their quirks so that he can make them perfectly tailored gear?

Like, yeah, he'd probably need to hit Katsuki with chloroform in order to take his measurements properly, but it's not like he needs to ask questions about Kacchan's quirk, now does he?

[sga-owns-my-soul]

chuck and rodney get into heated debates over their favourite hockey teams

one year both their teams make it to the finals and it's the scariest week anyone in the city has experienced

[princetofbone]

Day 2/29 of productivity

I took all of the multiple choice tests for the first module and uhm..

I'm going to take a break from the med sections for today because this is depressing. I have a lot more to learn... clearly.

I'm going to move onto the federal requirements for the rest of today, and then come back to the meds later (I've not studied my top 200 drugs enough recently and I need to brush up to do better on this I think)

Also! I'm being a big girl and going to wells fargo to get me a bank account. I'm old enough now that I can have my own, which is exciting and after that, I'm going to go to the local knitting store and work on my emotional support chicken that I'm making with the knitting club!!

[boogiewoogieweeb]

it's all fun and games typing up a silly, rickety little au idea in the tags of someone else's post and then suddenly you find yourself expanding on the world-building and plotting out interconnected stories for characters you swore would only make background appearances and your brain is On Fire with the need to write even when you know you can't commit to yet another doomed wip

[dillydedalus]

okay so last week the heating at my office didn't work & as soon as it got fixed the heating at my flat broke so clearly i'm under some kind of curse

[your-local-granny]

Being critical of art is all fun and games until you are the art that is being critiqued :(

[nyanryan]

my contract ended for my internet and now i feel like a ping pong ball in a match between shaw and telus. i have 2 wifi routers in my house.

[loudblonde]

This entire semester is just about genetics and gen manipulation, I am in nerd heaven rn

[cookiemunches]

HI JUST WANTED TO SAY I FINALLY READ THE THINGY YOU WROTE AND IM SEIZING ON THE FLOOR SHAKING CRYIIIINNGG YEEEEEESSSSS

It’s SOOOOOOO GOOD I LOVE the way you wrote them all and how you included Durga and Daniella into the canon dialogue, it flowed really well!! Their characters are so awesome and interesting and I love them SOOO MUUCHH

Durga’s and Daisuke’s interactions had me giggling and kicking my feet they’re so cute it’s disgusting. Their friendship is adorable. And also Anya and Daniella!! I love them too!!! Aauughhh!!

HOLLY SHIIIT their deaths are hard to read. That was gruesome, especially with Durga, yeeooowwch, eye trauma always makes me squirm.

I love them dearly and I love your writing and I’m so happy you shared it!! You’ve somehow made me want to attack Jimmy like a rabid chimpanzee even more!! 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

referring to this ←

I APPRECIATE THIS SO MUCH.. 🥹🥹 AAAA THANK YOUUU it took months to develop the story to this point and in so glad you enjoyed it. I put lots of dedication into this story.

Daisuke n Durga were my favorite to write. Daniella n Anya too!! my darlings 😊

It took a bit of time to think about what I wanted to do with their deaths, and to work with the idea Bloom gave for Dani’s death, but I'm satisfied with the result and once again I'm glad you liked it!!

This made me smile so hard seeing it. Ty tysm for your kind words.

I'll be sharing some more facts about them soon!!

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[pttedu]

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