[ SECRET POST #2713 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2713 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

...but what about the zillions of tags like "backstory" and "romance" and "humor" and "first time" and "dogs" that people...commonly use...? I mean, I guess some people might consider them "warnings" the way others consider "rape" to be an advertisement but. I feel like fandom as a whole has been using tags for things other than "warnings" for years and years now...

IDK, I think a lot of people (me included) just tag descriptively for "things contained in the fic" (like, i have tagged for "historical fiction" and "romans" on fic where canon era is ancient Rome, and sure it's redundant, but sometimes people just want to read fic about Romans and might not care if it's a specific fandom or an AU of a fandom set in modern NYC). Or they might be in the fandom and want to filter OUT canon era because they only read AUs. I don't use the character identity tags much anyone, but I think assuming that people who do are trying to score brownie points is overthinking it a bit.