Signal to noise on mailing lists

Honestly, is there anyone out there who actually enjoys a list that is about 80% one-line response to fanfiction? Mostly of the "so good give me more!" variety?

I used to think that the great SenAd/SXF divide was a little artificial, then started joining lists in Stargate and NCIS fandoms that allowed stories with the discussion and feedback onlist. It's simply astonishing how inane people are willing to be in public simply because they're too damned lazy to change the To: line from the group address to the author's.

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank all the authors who reply to one-line solicitations for more offlist and drop a gentle hint to all those who responds on-list with one-line thanks of their own.

Two spams don't make a real post, kids.

To all those sitting there thinking, "Don't be such a bitch...your delete key is made for magic moments like this!" I say "when I spend more time deleting than reading by a factor of, like, 10 to 1, it's over and how the hell much time do you have on your hands?"

Anyway...I now need links to any good fanfiction that catches y'all's attention from the inpenetrably dense underbrush of "feedback" on the NavyNCISslash mailing list.

Thanks.

Stargate Atlantis: Fanfiction Recommendation

Or, slashficrec ho!

Very slash, by the way. Very looong, too, so this is basically calling all slashfic size queens!

Resilience, by Tira Nog, McShep Slash, Adults Only

From the index page at Wraithbait:

Resilience
Tira Nog
Summary: John Sheppard and Rodney McKay's friendship undergoes some radical changes after contact with Earth is reestablished. Spoilers through Trinity.
Category: Slash Pairings > McKay/Sheppard
Genres: Angst, Drama, Episode Related, First Time

From yrs. very truly:

Rating: NC emphatically 17

This is a complete story in ten meaty chapters that take our boys from the Welcome To Atlantis party for all the newcomers from Earth following Intruder to the fallout from Trinity. Angsty as all get out, hotter than hell and has some pretty astute guesses about what in their pasts made them the way we see them.

I've never read any of this author's work before, so ignore me if I'm preaching to the choir.

( Additional warning for specifics about the slash that constitute spoilers. If there are certain homo-erotic acts that do not light your fire to the point you'd rather know than not, have a look. There are spoiler spaces above and below for those who'd rather be surprised, but who still wish to comment. )