[ SECRET POST #4366 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4366 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Same. I wish there was a different term for the 'for want of a nail'-type of AUs so they'd be easier to find.

[(Anonymous)]

Isn't that what Canon-Divergent means? Mostly canon, with some alterations. At least..that's what I was using it for.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Yeah, but almost no one uses it. Whether's a minor change to canon or Dean Winchester being a space pirate who dresses up as a unicorn, it's just an 'AU'.

[(Anonymous)]

Almost no one?? It’s got its own ao3 tag and I and others use it profusely........

[(Anonymous)]

a million billion years ago I heard of some people making a distinction between "alternate universes" (which diverge from some point before or during canon) versus "parallel universes" (which have never shared the same history as canon) So, Buffy's Wishverse (where Buffy doesn't move to Sunnydale at the start of the series) would be an alternate universe, or "what if character x didn't die at the end of episode 1?", while Star Trek's Mirrorverse (people are evil instead of good! and have always been that way!) and Coffeeshop AUs would be parallel universes.