FK Recently: What You All Have Been Up To (11/01/21-12/04/21)

For the month of November, in my corners of social journaling, here are the Forever Knight items that I happened to see:

Ficathons, fests & communities that welcome FK

• fandomtrees closely resembles the old FandomStocking. Sign-ups through 12/06, fills through 01/05, reveals on 01/06.
• fancake's December round's theme is "amnesty." (I believe that this is an amnesty round and all past themes are eligible, rather than the theme actually being "amnesty" as such.)

FK fanfiction & other fanworks
Archive of our Own (AO3) Summary: 7 of the 1,148 FK works on the AO3 show a posting date in this period.

• "Unfinished Business" by Calliope24 (M, m/f; ~35K words) (part 4 of a series)
• "Pink Cadillac" by SgtLeppard (G, gen; ~600 words)
• "The Annunciation" by Celestial_Alignment (x-over) (Not stated; ~3K words) (part 5 of a series)
• "Dominus" by Celestial_Alignment (E, m/m; ~5K words)
• "More Deaths Than One Must Die" by Calliope24 (M, multi; ~35K words) (part 5 of a series)
• "Just Passing Through" by Calliope24 (G, gen; ~4K words)
• "No Regrets" by Calliope24 (G, gen; ~6K words) (part 1 of a series)

FK news & conversation

• 11/17: pj1228 shared a trailer for a new Christmas movie with Nigel Bennett. Read the post.
• 11/14: pj1228 embedded a video of GWD's narration for the Allward Memorial Project. Read the post.

wish "main character" search was a thing somehow

I often wish that the AO3 had some kind of optional "main character" meta-data tag slot, or perhaps sub-tags for main versus supporting characters. I know that this obviously would not suit every story! And I have no understanding of the technical load! I'm just imagining a mechanism to help find stories primarily featuring a certain character (as opposed to ones in which the character has a cameo), especially for secondary characters.

For example, in OUaT, I learned to open stories and Ctrl+F for "Mulan," to get an idea whether her role was significant, because it so rarely was.

If you also experience this as a challenge in the archive, how do you approach it, as a reader or as a writer? Do you know best practices for search that help identify the stories you seek? Do you use a certain free-form tag or description approach to shout out your stories' main characters?

Just curious!