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Posting a rational FF when completely new to Reddit

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I completed (last year) a novel exploring the likely rational aftermath of the only ending to the Mass Effect 3 video game which permitted the protagonist a future.

Partly this was to tick off an item ("Novel") on my bucket list, partly a reaction to the lack of closure, mostly because I felt that the scientific accuracy of opinions on the game was lamentable.

It was posted on Fanfiction.net. A short time ago I heard about Reddit from my (scientist) daughter. The fanfic in question probably should have been posted on Reddit's /r/rational.

While extremely computer literate, I'm yet a complete stranger to social media, including Reddit, so am asking for assistance in posting this story where it might be appreciated - for whatever it's worth:

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u/Bobertus [+7] (9 minutes later)

Fanfiction.net is a good place to post fan fiction. Just post a link to your story wherever you want to promote. (e.g. here or on wherever mass effect fans are)

u/None [+7] (29 minutes later)

You take the link where you put it up on the internet, and you post that link to this subreddit by clicking "Submit a new link".

u/SCarinae [+1] (12 hours later)

Thank you, done. I've edited the post to include a link, expanded on that in a post below, and "submitted" a link as suggested. That would appear to cover all the bases.

u/Charlie___ [+5] (13 minutes later)

You've come to the right place :) Just edit your post to include a link (or the title, or other identifying information), or post a link in a comment, and our hundreds - nay - dozens of regulars would love to check it out.

u/nerdguy1138 [+1] GNU Terry Pratchett (20 hours later)

Baker's dozens! (They come in 13s)

u/thelastemp [+3] (3 hours later)

R/FanTheories will want to see this

u/SCarinae [+1] (11 hours later)

Thanks, folks. Posting relevant details:

Warning: it runs to some 200,000 words, being a true novel rather than a novella. There are 111 chapters, in seven story arcs, though I couldn't see how to use subdivisions like that on FF.net. The first arc explores the events around the end-game from the point of view of people running around without a full picture of tevents. So the story starts slowly.

u/nerdguy1138 [+1] GNU Terry Pratchett (20 hours later)

Will I understand it, never having played the game, but only having heard of it?

u/SCarinae [+1] (20 hours later)

I should hope so. The necessary background information was included in the text; that's why it's novel-length.