[ SECRET POST #4175 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4175 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

it's not all on the consumer, though. pretty much everyone on the DLDR side has always agreed that proper tagging and warning is the responsibility of the author.

and I know juggernauts are aggravating when you're not into them, but like.....so what? really, sincerely, so what? Nobody owes you a world that contains only things you like. And nobody is gonna make you read it.

"poisonous antis" wasn't a thing because you "didn't want to see it," it's because people were being harassed, doxxed, suicide baited, targeted with smear campaigns, etc. Maybe you personally didn't want those things to happen, but tons of antis have been vocally and enthusiastically trying to hurt real people as viciously as possible (and usually targeting vulnerable/mentally ill/queer creators and fellow survivors who dare to say 'I don't agree with you"). THAT'S a bad experience that people have a right to protect themselves from.

"Other people are enjoying themselves in a way you hate without demanding your involvement, and you have to make some effort to ignore it to share the same community"....isn't.

[(Anonymous)]

>pretty much everyone on the DLDR side has always agreed that proper tagging and warning is the responsibility of the author

definitely, but some opt not to as it opens them up for harrassment

[(Anonymous)]

so where does that leave readers?

[(Anonymous)]

how prevalent is that really, though?

on AO3 you can report it, and even on tumblr...like, missing content warnings is one thing, but in the age of 'every ship I hate is Unwoke/evil,' how many people are out there reading fic not even knowing what the pairing is?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah I can't imagine many fics that break the rules by not using warnings that it needs to be using going unreported for too terribly long.

[(Anonymous)]

They are weak and will not last the winter.