[ SECRET POST #2970 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2970 ⌋

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

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[Big School, David Walliams]


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11. [ WARNING for rape ]













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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Locking's not a bad idea considering the trend of interviewers bringing up RPF (and fanfic/slash in general) to the involved actors.

[(Anonymous)]

You know, that's a good point. Even if someone who writes RPF isn't sending it to the actors, other people might, or might find it and bring it up to them.

[(Anonymous)]

Or worse, to their kids.

[(Anonymous)]

IDK, it seems to me that the onus should be less on RPF writers to keep everything on lockdown and more on people to not be assholes.

[(Anonymous)]

It should be, but people are assholes so you gotta do what you gotta do. As I recall, it used to be standard procedure to keep that shit on lockdown, in part to prevent people from using your fics as tools of assholery.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah. You're the one writing the creepy porn, it's your job to keep it under lock and key.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, because that's exactly how porn works.

[(Anonymous)]

Nope, no one stumbles across fanfic porn these days, don't believe that for a second.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. You can't make the process asshole proof and it's just not rational to hold people responsible for other people misusing their fic. For example, I could take anyone's fic and do something shitty with it, like harass the creators of a TV show about making it into a real episode. Does that mean every fic writer should lock down their stuff in case there might be an asshole with poor judgement reading it?

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with this 100%