[ SECRET POST #3085 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3085 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's not so much that it's upsetting as it is puzzling.

Like, I get wanting more fic. But I guess what I find odd is when people seem to expect that a canon couple would have more fic in comparison to a noncanon one. That's where it leaves me at a loss. Because I've seen some people get really angry about this, almost as though it's a slight against the canon pairing when I see it more as a simple extension of the fact that nonsatisfied viewers or readers are more likely to write fic in the first place. And hence have more fics featuring a noncanon pair.

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The same reason why people who prefer shipping non-canon will come into a fandom that primarily ships in line with canon and start fussing over the absence of the sort of fic they expect: the vast majority of fans expect their fandoms to engage with the source material the same way they themselves do.