color me curious, per usual

A few questions for those who write and/or read fanfic, about what triggers your fanfic juices for one canon/story (or dulls your juices for another story, in contrast). Feel free to pass along, link, whatever, because I'd really like to see (and I'm sure I'm not the only one) what gets people the most fired up when it comes to writing (or considering writing) fanfic for a story.

( This way to the polling madness... )

also: continuation of poll per thoughts in comments: two more questions, thanks, all ya'll.

continuation of fanfic poll

Two more questions, inspired by folks pointing out what I'd missed in the main poll. Consider this addendum.

miss the original poll? click here

Poll #3095 continuation of fanwork inspiration

This poll is closed.
Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: Just the Poll Creator, participants: 38

10. Which describes your most common type(s) of fanwork creation?

fanFIC based on literature (novel, novella, etc)
16 (43.2%)

fanFIC based on illustration (comic, manga, etc)
19 (51.4%)

fanFIC based on AV-media (live-action, games, animation)
28 (75.7%)

fanART based on literature (novel, novella, etc)
2 (5.4%)

fanART based on illustration (comic, manga, etc)
4 (10.8%)

fanART based on AV-media (live-action, games, animation)
4 (10.8%)

fanCOMIC based on literature (novel, novella, etc)
1 (2.7%)

fanCOMIC based on illustration (comic, manga, etc)
1 (2.7%)

fanCOMIC based on AV-media (live-action, games, animation)
1 (2.7%)

11. Which statement best describes your fandom habits at any given time?

Reading only one fandom, while writing for several other fandoms at once.
0 (0.0%)

Reading several fandoms, but writing for only one of them.
15 (40.5%)

Reading several fandoms, and writing for a completely different fandom.
3 (8.1%)

Reading & writing a little in lots of fandoms.
6 (16.2%)

Reading & writing a little in lots of fandoms, but only really prolific in a few of them.
13 (35.1%)

I should've quit while I was ahead: I just now realized that somehow I'd managed to overwrite the option for #11 that said, "read and write in only one fandom." *heddesk*