[ SECRET POST #4159 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4159 ⌋

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

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[Safe, Michael C. Hall]


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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

People do that? Why?

[(Anonymous)]

Why do people tag fics as anything?

[(Anonymous)]

sure, but "two women talk about not a man, minimum once" is such a bizarrely specific tag i can't fathom who it is for, especially since it can be as brief and inconsequential as a fart.

da

[(Anonymous)]

I guess it's for the people who'd care about that kind of thing. People tag for lots of odd things I wouldn't expect, so this just seems like one more thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but since when does being brief and inconsequential stop people from tagging stuff? People do this all the time - tag for A/B pairing when the fic is about C/D but A/B make a brief appearance. I mean just LOOK at all the weird tags on AO3 and tumblr people use for every little thing under the sun.

[(Anonymous)]

They shouldn't do that, either.

But also, that's arguably worse, because tagging for 1 paragraph of A/B in a 200k C/D fic actively makes it harder for A/B fans to find A/B fic. Whereas most people aren't browsing the Bechdel test pass/fail tags, so it's mostly just useless in that it tells you next to nothing about the content of the fic.

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So that people who want to read pics that pass the Bechdel Test can find it, I assume.