FoME's Representative

So, while coordinating judging efforts on Most Delightful Ponidox (we're about 60% done and it's still a fairly tight race,) I was approached by Nailah for an interview. As anyone who's tried to interact with me on Discord can tell you, I am not easy to contact there, so kudos to her jumping on the opportunity.

Plus, I'm always happy when someone thinks I'm important enough to care about what I think. The format of the interview's interesting in and of itself; it turns out this is what it took to give my ponysona some kind of concrete form. Do give it a look if you're interested.

Comments

[My Sister Tia]

Cool. As for me, I just started writing my story.

[Speckle]

Squee!
"reads"
Awesome
So, FOME, how does it feel to be openly flirted with? ;)

[Bugsydor]

Neat!

[archonix]

That was, uh... different. Fascinating, how creative this fandom can be.

[FanOfMostEverything]

5385290
No comment.

5385544
Indeed. This was definitely an enjoyably novel experience. Brought back pleasant memories of play-by-post RPs from years back.

[_Undefined_]

"I see. I'm flattered, really. I've never really internalized the whole 'relative fame' thing, and I'm honestly afraid to. Don't want to get so lost in my own hype that I start swaggering around, you know?" He put up his nose and adopted the haughtiest Canterlot accent he could manage. "Do you know who I am? I am a mildly respected author on a niche fan fiction website. I cater to an audience of hundreds, do you hear me? Hundreds!"

This is a healthy perspective to have. Appreciate what you've earned, but keep it in context.

Besides, it'll be at least another twenty years before media becomes so abundant and fragmented that those kinds of numbers command attention.