Well, if you don't write fanfiction there's always fictionpress. I don't know, however, how active it is these days. Source: 12 months ago

Once in a while, yeah. Used to do a lot more on fictionpress.com but yeahh. Source: over 1 year ago

This is a short story I wrote a few months back that I have decided to post around in hopes of receiving criticism, constructive or not. I have included a link to the version published on fictionpress.com and I would really appreciate it if whoever decides to take the time to read this would review it over there. Thank you. Source: over 1 year ago

I find it hard to get feedback on any story site. I've posted stuff on a few stores like fanfiction.net, fictionpress.com and Wattpad.com but people might read it but not comment on it. It's just how it is with free story sites, so much content that yours gets lost in the mix. Your story would have to be really spicy to get followers who want to see your next chapter and they will comment to help motivate you to... Source: over 1 year ago

If you want to read obscure books (but questionable grammar) and don't wanna spend money, check out fictionpress.com , it's self published stories by budding writers and can be quite interesting. Source: over 1 year ago

Most small archives back in the day ran off of efiction (https://efiction.org/) I think. Or at least the ones I visited did. It seems miles easier than trying to set up ao3's software for yourself, though of course the search and tagging/categorizing functionalities aren't as robust. But it works for small archives. Source: almost 2 years ago