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more than 72,670 fandoms | 8,741,000 users | 15,250,000 works The Archive of Our Own is a project of the Organization for Transformative Works You can join by getting an invitation from our automated invite queue All fans and fanworks are welcome! Get Invited!
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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
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Archive of Our Own is a fan-created, fan-run, non-profit, non-commercial archive for transformative fanworks
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Go to archiveofourown org, and in the upper-right hand corner, click on the words “Log In” Enter the username and password for your archivist account (For convenience, you can also check the box next to “Remember Me” so that you don’t have to log in next time )
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more than 72,660 fandoms | 8,735,000 users | 15,240,000 works The Archive of Our Own is a project of the Organization for Transformative Works You can join by getting an invitation from our automated invite queue All fans and fanworks are welcome! Get Invited! Would you like to wrangle AO3 tags?
- Archive of Our Own | Organization for Transformative Works
The Archive of Our Own (AO3) is a noncommercial and nonprofit central hosting site for transformative fanworks such as fanfiction, fanart, fan videos and podfic The Archive is a wholly fan-created and fan-run space, where fannish creativity can benefit from the OTW’s advocacy in articulating the case for its legality and social value
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podfic available: https: archiveofourown org works 43438116 Series Part 1 of Liminal Spaces; Language: English Words: 77,192 Chapters: 17 17 Collections: 154 Comments: 4,269 Kudos: 26,091 Bookmarks: 6,208 Hits: 524,183
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Archive of Our Own is a "fan-created, fan-run," site which was first proposed in the post An Archive Of One's Own by Astolat in 2007 The post discussed instances in the past when websites and corporations attempted to profit from fandom, fans, and fanworks on their online platforms, while not respecting or protecting fandom
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