I personally would never take the time and energy to write an url down from listening to it
- I think most people wouldn't, but some might. I remember trying to locate FayeJaye when I had listened to "Easy as Pie" (my first podfic ever, btw), and I really wanted to comment, but I just couldn't find her LJ (today, I know that her name here is pandarus).
Referring to the audiofic archive seems like a good idea. (Only problem: if people don't already know it, I doubt they'll spell jinjurly right and so won't find it.)
Also, this is a special case because it's a group post. Generally, something like, "All my podfic can be found at paraka.livejournal.com" would probably work. Especially if the reader has a master list up or tags her podfic.
It's also good to put the feedback URL in the podbook. (I can't see if they did that here because my laptop with iTunes on it is broken right now.)
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Date: 2010-02-09 02:15 pm (UTC)- I think most people wouldn't, but some might. I remember trying to locate FayeJaye when I had listened to "Easy as Pie" (my first podfic ever, btw), and I really wanted to comment, but I just couldn't find her LJ (today, I know that her name here is
Referring to the audiofic archive seems like a good idea. (Only problem: if people don't already know it, I doubt they'll spell jinjurly right and so won't find it.)
Also, this is a special case because it's a group post. Generally, something like, "All my podfic can be found at paraka.livejournal.com" would probably work. Especially if the reader has a master list up or tags her podfic.
It's also good to put the feedback URL in the podbook. (I can't see if they did that here because my laptop with iTunes on it is broken right now.)