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The question is self-explanatory, really. I don't want to say more for fear of affecting the result of the poll. Yvonne 
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How could I not?!?! Sara
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I voted nfic, but actually I should have voted other... I'm reading it as it comes into my mailbox.  And I should add that it's coming in there way too slowly for my liking!  Wendy 
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No doubt I read it!  I can't wait... 
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I voted "PG" (although I suppose I should have voted "other" as in, I'm BR'ing it and get it straight from Yvonne) just to make sure someone did -- I'm sure the PG audience is a lot smaller than the nfic side, but those few of us following it really do appreciate your taking the time to post both, Yvonne PJ
"You told me you weren't like other men," she said, shaking her head at him when the storm of laughter had passed.
He grinned at her - a goofy, Clark Kent kind of a grin. "I have a gift for understatement."
"You can say that again," she told him.
"I have a...."
"Oh, shut up."
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I choose to read this in nfic because this is where I started, and I'm loyal that way. I don't think that the story loses anything by being in gfic, but here you are and here I am.
If you were to ask what would make this fic better, I'd suggest more frequent posting. Once a week just doesn't do it for me.
And that's MHO.
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I'm one of the 'others' here. I haven't been following this story yet. I'm sure I will take a look at it at some point. (Look how long it took me to get around to reading Addicted!) When I do get around to reading it, I would much rather have it available as pg, though.
Actually, I'd go further than that. I think I can probably count on the fingers of one hand all the nfic stories I have read, so the chances of me actually reading it if it is only available in an nfic forum are slim indeed.
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I can't (and don't want to) read nfic; but, I am REALLY anxious to read the rest of this story!
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I voted other. I read the first part in nFic, but at the end of the first part, I remembered something: Never ever ever ever read Yvonne's stories in parts. Wait for the whole thing so I don't start screaming.
So I'm waiting anxiously, and getting snippets here and there (which, actually, still leave me screaming and whimpering... but I wouldn't give them up!), and waiting for there to be 1-3 posts left posted on nfic.
"You need me. You wouldn't be much of a hero without a villain. And you do love being the hero, don't you. The cheering children, the swooning women, you love it so much, it's made you my most reliable accomplice." -- Lex Luthor to Superman, Question Authority, Justice League Unlimited
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I'm planning on reading it... RL is a bit of a pain these days. Nicole
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I totally agree with Karen so I voted 'other' also. I thoroughly enjoy Yvonne's stories, but I need to read them in their entirety instead of piecemeal. I'll add that I don't have this problem with other writers, but Yvonne's writing is so intense that I just can't read installments. Looking forward to seeing 'the end' so I can start reading, Yvonne! Irene
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cha'yeah I'm readin' it! Hell yeah, rockin' kick butt story going on, I love the whole concept of your alt Clark and his "less than stellar" behavior, but the story that drives him to this and the reactions are of his counterpart when they get swapped, just freaking cool!
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I had to vote other because there wasn't a 'no' option. As soon as I have the time, I'm going to start reading it, but at the moment, I really should focus on my exams first. When I do read it, though, it will be in nfic. Saskia
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I don't read a story until it is finished. I have been agravated (sp) too many times by stories not being finished. So I wait. Nothing drives me crazier than to put time into reading a story that is never finished. Or that the time between the postings is so long I forget what is going on in the story. I don't many to offend anyone with this but reading it when it is finished makes me happier. If I'm Beta Reading that is a different story but for general rading here I wait till the story is finished.
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Other: I have no time for starting long stories right now.  AnnaBtG. (who can't read nfic yet)
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Shameless publicity: There's a trailer for this story, if you haven't already seen it! Wendy
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I chose other because there wasn't the option 'no'.
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I chose other because I really don't like reading stories bit by bit--I want 'em all at once. So once it's complete, I'll read the PG version (don't care for nfic). But I will read it.
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I picked other b/c there was no 'no' option. If I do plan to read it I shall read the nfic version in it's entirity and not in parts. Why? Because I want to save a few stories to take to the park and read instead of in my basement in front of a monitor.
I've converted to lurk-ism... hopefully only temporary.
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Haven't read a story on the board in a very long time, as usual w/Yvonne's stories I had to take the plunge. I enjoy nfic, but since I discovered this story on gfic board I'll finish it here. I'll no doubt read the nfic version after the whole story is finished.
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