Actually I'm gonna make this its own post. I pulled top ten lists off of Ao3!
Note that Ao3 Numbers will broadly reflect twitter and tumblr english-language fandom, but only part of instagram, tiktok and pinterest fandom. Ao3 is also only broadly depicting the English-language fandom, as Spanish, French, and Portuguese fics are generally hosted on their own sites.
Characters:
Phil Watson | Philza (2357 works)
Rafael Lange | Cellbit (2306 works)
Roier (Video Blogging RPF) (2071 works)
Wilbur Soot (1610 works)
Alexis | Quackity (1583 works)
Tallulah (QSMP) (1574 works)
Darryl Noveschosch | BadBoyHalo (1320 works)
Noah Brown | Foolish Gamers (1310 works)
Charlie Dalgleish | Slimecicle (1273 works)
Chayanne (QSMP) (1186 works)
The numbers with DSMP excluded to get rid of cross-tagged fics are:
Rafael Lange | Cellbit (2231 works)
Phil Watson | Philza (1999 works)
Roier (Video Blogging RPF) (1997 works)
Tallulah (QSMP) (1333 works)
Alexis | Quackity (1261 works)
Darryl Noveschosch | BadBoyHalo (1229 works)
Noah Brown | Foolish Gamers (1225 works)
Charlie Dalgleish | Slimecicle (1176 works)
Wilbur Soot (1128 works)
Francisco Miguel | ForeverPlayer (1082 works)
FitMC (1039 works)
Platonic Relationships:
Wilbur Soot & Tallulah (QSMP) (615 works)
Jaiden Animations & Roier (274 works)
Chayanne (QSMP) & Phil Watson | Philza (265 works)
Alexis | Quackity & Wilbur Soot (257 works)
Chayanne & Tallulah (QSMP) (247 works)
Wilbur Soot & Phil Watson | Philza (240 works)
Chayanne & Tallulah (QSMP) & Phil Watson | Philza (211 works)
Tallulah (QSMP) & Phil Watson | Philza (196 works)
Charlie Dalgleish | Slimecicle & JuanaFlippa (QSMP 166 works)
Chayanne (QSMP) & Wilbur Soot & Tallulah (QSMP) & Phil Watson | Philza (120 works)
Romantic Relationships:
Rafael Lange | Cellbit/Roier (1254 works)
Noah Brown | Foolish Gamers/Samuel de Luque | Vegetta777 (566 works)
Charlie Dalgleish | Slimecicle/Osvaldo Palacio Flores | ElMariana (549 works)
Alexis | Quackity/Wilbur Soot (544 works)
FitMC/Tarik Pacanhan | Pactw (422 works)
Ángel Missael Castañeda Vega | MissaSinfonia/Phil Watson | Philza (299 works)
Francisco Miguel | ForeverPlayer/Darryl Noveschosch | BadBoyHalo (191 works)
Iván Buhajeruk | Spreen/Roier (168 works)
Francisco Miguel | ForeverPlayer/Phil Watson | Philza (165 works)
Gabi Cattuzzo | Bagi/Tina | TinaKitten (140 works)
Romantic Relationships with ForeverPlayer Excluded:
Rafael Lange | Cellbit/Roier (1254 works)
Noah Brown | Foolish Gamers/Samuel de Luque | Vegetta777 (566 works)
Charlie Dalgleish | Slimecicle/Osvaldo Palacio Flores | ElMariana (549 works)
Alexis | Quackity/Wilbur Soot (544 works)
FitMC/Tarik Pacanhan | Pactw (422 works)
Ángel Missael Castañeda Vega | MissaSinfonia/Phil Watson | Philza (299 works)
Iván Buhajeruk | Spreen/Roier (168 works)
Gabi Cattuzzo | Bagi/Tina | TinaKitten (140 works)
Fred (QSMP)/Toby Smith | Tubbo (109 works)
Charlie Dalgleish | Slimecicle/Rayenne Guendil | Etoiles (92 works)
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ignoring for now the idea that any individual spread prevention is meaningless if it doesn't change the large-scale scope of spread (??), since relying on institutions to resolve this is something we all agree is never going to be an option, how do you suggest to try to actually bring about mass action with mask adoption without any talk about wearing them in public mattering, and wearing them in public being a good thing to do and not wearing them in public not being a good thing to do?
through organization innit. i'm a marxist leninist and if you ask me 'how do you do X' i'm always going to start with 'join or form a party'. & if you're already part of any sort of organization or social club (even, just, like, a university club) find out who's in charge of events and pressure them relentlessly about covid policy. yelling at random people in their capacity as individuals is simply never going to achieve results. if you want to make the world safer for disabled people you need to get people who organize events to institute actual mask policies. but above all join an organization that can 1. mobilize its membership to wear masks and 2. collectively apply pressure to the organizers of events in your area.
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