[ SECRET POST #3485 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3485 ⌋

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Comments

[plushulala]

This predates even lj, but saying this stuff on a message board would get one banned, and this was certainly not the kind of thing you'd want to tell people on Usenet or IRC. It wouldn't end well...

The idea of fiction kinship is based on the theory (I think) that, when one creates a fictional world, what they're really doing is tapping into something that exists in another dimension (alternate reality). And so, you can be kin with something that exists because you are crossing dimensions. This is how it was explained to me a long time ago. This is really not a new thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much this, with the bonus of being able to claim that the creator/s are ttly getting their kin wrong! They misunderstood something or are writing propaganda or just doesn't get it's not really "theirs" and so on.