Another reason could be negative feedback. If they received a lot of criticism from the readers, such as complaints about the plot not being true to the original spirit of Harry Potter or the characterizations being off. This continuous negative response might have made them lose their enthusiasm and finally quit caring about writing the fanfiction.
It could be that he has a bad accident in the potions lab. For example, a potion explodes and nearly kills him or one of his friends. This traumatic experience makes him lose his confidence and interest in potions, leading him to quit as seen in some fanfictions.
One possible reason could be that he has been through so much in his original adventures that he's just tired. He might feel like he's constantly being put in new, often contrived, situations in the fanfiction and he simply wants to step away from all the chaos and drama.
On the other hand, it might inspire other fanfiction writers. They could see it as an opportunity to fill the gap left by this writer and create their own stories within the Harry Potter universe. Maybe they'll bring in new perspectives and ideas that the previous writer didn't explore.
One possible reason could be that the writers lost interest in the Harry Potter fandom. Maybe they found other fandoms or stories more appealing.
Perhaps there is some external threat or danger related to Quidditch. Maybe there is a dark wizard who is targeting Quidditch players and Harry doesn't want to put himself or his friends in danger. He has already faced so many threats in his life that this additional risk related to Quidditch might be too much for him.
One implication could be that the real story remains pure in a sense. Since Harry doesn't care about fanfiction, the original narrative of his life doesn't get influenced by the often - wild and varying ideas in fan - created stories.
One possible reason could be that Naruto has faced so many betrayals and hardships in the fanfiction. For example, if his friends turned on him for some contrived reasons, it might lead him to stop caring. Another reason could be the constant failure in achieving his goals, like protecting the village but always being undermined by political intrigue within the fan - made story.
She might be too busy with her own life in the Naruto universe. There are so many things like battles, relationships, and her own growth that she has to deal with. Fanfiction is just not on her radar.
One reason could be that Harry wants to preserve the integrity of his real story. Fanfiction often takes the original story in different and sometimes wild directions. He might worry that it could distort the truth about his adventures, his friends, and the sacrifices made. For example, some fanfictions might create romantic relationships that didn't exist or change the motives of characters, which could mislead those who are new to the real story of Hogwarts and his battles against Voldemort.
One reason could be some sort of betrayal he feels. Maybe he discovers a secret that makes him think Team 7 was never truly his team. For example, if he found out that the village leaders had some ulterior motives for forming the team that involved using him.