[ SECRET POST #2936 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2936 ⌋

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Comments

Re: AUs

[philstar22]

Is divergent timelines the term generally used? Because I've mostly seen AUs to describe both. And I like the kind of AU where events in canon are slightly changed, but not the kind where the characters are placed in a completely different universe.

Re: AUs

[ketita]

I think that while they both fall under the AU umbrella, a sub-category of it is Canon Divergence (it's got a few names).
And I agree with you - I really love AUs that change canon just a little, or who change one event and then see what would happen to the story, that kind of thing. It's the entirely different universe that 95% of the time I simply find boring.
Either way, canon divergence or similar is useful exactly because there are a lot of people who might like that but who wouldn't like the other kind of AU.