[ SECRET POST #2926 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2926 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fandom/fic trends that annoy you

[(Anonymous)]

I'm actually not disappointed pretty regularly. There are a lot of good writers out there who understand canon quite well and are very good at slipping into it.

Re: Fandom/fic trends that annoy you

[(Anonymous)]

DA

but I mean just logically that could never be canon. It is not canon. It agrees with a specific understanding of canon (ie yours) but said understanding of canon is itself also distinct from canon. It really feels like you're coming fusing your understanding of canon with the thing itself.

Re: Fandom/fic trends that annoy you

[(Anonymous)]

It's not like I read fanfic and think that it is a part of canon. I simply enjoy fanfic that fits into the world of canon. And it's not an interpretation of canon. It IS canon. Some people extrapolate from canon in ways that I wouldn't do, but that's not what I'm talking about here. I dislike when people CHANGE canon. And that's just my preference.

But I'm not really even sure what point you're trying to make anymore. *shrugs*

Re: Fandom/fic trends that annoy you

[diet_poison]

I think anon understands that.

It sounds like they're saying they like thinking of it as a continuation of canon. I understand that because I do the same thing. I don't go around saying to other people "this is canon!" (that would be ridiculous) but I think of it as part of the canon that exists in my head. In other words...the whole thing is one big elaborate headcanon to me.