An Archive of Their Own¶
Fiesler, M., & Bruckman. (2016). An Archive of Their Own.
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Domain-specific¶
- Participatory Culture
- The modern archive Archive of Our Own (AO3) instantiates all five markers cleanly: anyone can post (low barrier), works are tagged and comment-enabled (sharing infrastructure), experienced writers beta-read and guide newcomers (mentorship), kudos, comments, and bookmarks tell contributors their work matters (contributions matter), and the fandom and ship tag communities give writers a felt tie to readers who care what they make (social connection)
This sourceAn interview-based case study of AO3 as feminist HCI, documenting the archive's community authorship, its accessibility-driven design values and its user-defined tagging system with human tag wranglers; the beta-reading, kudos, bookmark and social-connection mappings rest on the fan-studies literature rather than on this paper.
- The modern archive Archive of Our Own (AO3) instantiates all five markers cleanly: anyone can post (low barrier), works are tagged and comment-enabled (sharing infrastructure), experienced writers beta-read and guide newcomers (mentorship), kudos, comments, and bookmarks tell contributors their work matters (contributions matter), and the fandom and ship tag communities give writers a felt tie to readers who care what they make (social connection)
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