Fanfic Glossary Crossposting

What Does Crossposting Mean?

Fandom Culture

Publishing the same work on multiple platforms — AO3 and FanFiction.Net, or fic excerpts on Tumblr linking to the archive. Done by the author; unauthorized crossposting by others is reposting, a serious faux pas.

Crossposting in Practice

Authors crosspost to meet readers where they are: different platforms have different audiences, and older fandoms especially maintain populations who never migrated from FanFiction.Net or Wattpad. The practice has logistics — keeping chapters in sync, deciding which platform gets updates first — and history, as waves of platform decay (LiveJournal's decline, FFN purges) taught fandom to keep work mirrored rather than trust any single host. The crucial distinction is consent: crossposting is the author's choice, while uploading someone else's fic elsewhere, even with credit, violates a core fandom norm and AO3 authors regularly battle scraper sites that mass-repost the archive for ad revenue.

Example usage

"I crosspost everything to both archives, but AO3 gets the chapters first because the formatting does not fight me."

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