This is a podfic of Just_Bill's Wishes Come True. It's wonderfully warm AU where Tony and Steve meet on a dating app while both having other things in mind.
This reading was done while I had a cold and only lightly edited.
You can download or stream the podfic hereI am reusing the terms I used last year:
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stargraven's Ults ficlet Let it Out, which has mountains of goodness in a concise form.A Marvel 616 Artist Steve AU for the SteveTony Games. again here because it's a bit different.
Janet had probably imagined something else when she told Steve that she would introduce him to Tony Stark because “that could be huge for you”.
Janet had been a blessing since she had picked Steve as her personal project which sounded more awful as it was. As an artist having someone with connections in the right circles could be game changing. The money she had already spent on several of his pieces didn’t hurt either.
The best thing though was her attitude, as she considered them colleagues of sorts. Fashion design as she did it was an artform, so she wasn’t wrong. She considered rooting for him an act of solidarity in her own way.
The results spoke for themselves, especially at this moment when he had spent a whole evening talking to Tony Stark, West Coast galerist and Big Name in the national art scene. Steve knew who Tony was when Janet had suggested introducing them of course. What he hadn’t known was that he was even more handsome up close. And witty. And charming. And an art nerd extraordinaire.
He probably should have expected that, but he didn’t, and now he barely cared if Tony would take up one or two of his painting to see if they would generate any interest among his clients. He rather wanted to take Tony home with him.
At night, Tony keeps the shield where he can see it.
When he wakes up in a cold sweat, it sends him into an extra bit of panic every time, but not knowing where it is would be worse. He ran downstairs one night soon after Siberia and dug it out of the crate he’d packed it in, just to be sure where it was.
He can’t say what it would mean for it to be gone, but he needs it as much as he hates every little scratch on its surface, the signs of everything it’s been used for.
Using the data coming from the Masterlist, I tried to answer a simple question: who are the teams and how do they work?
This is of course limited as it is a snapshot of the current point in time and only use data provided via the submission form. I still hope it provides some interesting insights.
If we want to know who the teams are, we first need to know what a team is. With the structure of the games there is not a set list of team members; anyone is free to enter works for any team and switch as they see fit. Which contributes to the chaos we love so much.
I considered two definitions for the teams. The group containing anyone who submitted a work for a team, I call "team contributors". The group containing people who submitted a most of their works for one team I call "team members". Someone who submitted one fill for Team Fuck, one for Team Marry, and two for Team Kill would be considered a contributor to every team but a team member of Team Kill.
Below you can see two pie charts with the numbers of contributors and members for every team, respectively.
(The total in the contributor chart is of course higher than in the member chart as people can belong to multiple groups. The one person having currently the same number of works submitted for Team Fuck and Team Kill is not represented. coughs Panda coughs)
We see that Team Fuck has the largest number of contributors and members. Team Kill has the smallest number for both.
The difference in the number of Team Contributors and Team Members is largest for Team Kill, with more than a third of the contributors having not submitted the majority of their work for the team. This could be explained with Team Kill having the least points since day one of the Games and people wanting to help even if they mainly create for another team.
The difference between the number of contributors and members is the smallest for Team Marry which could also be explained with them leading since early on in the Games.
As we now know more about the number of people in a team, I would take a closer look at the amount of works they create.
In the table below you see the number of works per Team created by Team Members (again Pandas have been excluded for the sake of clarity).
Main Team | Works for | Works for | Works for |
by Team Fuck | 153 | 1 | 0 |
by Team Kill | 2 | 135 | 2 |
by Team Marry | 7 | 4 | 221 |
(Works by multiple people were counted for each person.)
We see overall very little deviation from the team affiliation which we also see in the following diagram.
The diagram shows how much Team Members deviate from creating for their main team. For every Team the group of people soley creating for their team is the largest (100% bracket in the darkest color). The next lighter shaded part represents the group creating more than 95% but not 100% for their team, and so on.
Let's call this factor team loyality. Overall, Team Loyality is the highest for Team Fuck. The most variation we see in Team Marry.
How does Team Marry manage to lead since time immerorial (last week)? Let's have a look at how many people contribute to how much of the whole of works for the various teams.
In the table below you see how many contributors of a team submitted more than 20% of all fills for that team and 5% of all fills, respectively.
Members contributing | Team | Team | Team |
5% of fills | 9 | 7 | 4 |
20% of fills | 0 | 1 | 3 |
We see that Team Marry has three contributors that have contributed together more than 60% of all fills for that team. (At the time of writing that it were 171 of 200 works.) In the range of people having contributed more than 5% of all works for a team we see that it's only one additional person for Team Marry. The other two teams have a bigger contingent in that bracket.
The impression that Team Marry has a small number of very dedicated Team Members also holds true when looking at who so far submitted the most works for any team in the games. The three people with the most submitted works are all Team Marry.
