[ SECRET POST #4387 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4387 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe you're not seeing the full context and the artist is tired to hell of 50 people telling them the same joke over and over.

Similar artist gripe is when someone doesn't recognize the characters in the art and, instead of reading the description, proceeds to call/tag the characters as something else entirely.

Art means a lot to the person who made it, man. Even if it's fanart.

[(Anonymous)]

As long as the comments are light-hearted jokes and not shitting on anything (for example a veiled dig at a character or ship), I agree with OP though. It's easy enough to ignore comments from other people. My take on it is that my fanart means a lot to me, and if it means a lot to another person in a way I didn't intend I'm still happy they found something in it to relate to.

[(Anonymous)]

So you never get annoyed when you hear the fiftieth or hundredth joke the same time? Let me put it like this.

You work retail. Something doesn't scan. "Guess it's free, then!" I heard this joke a million times. It's not funny. It's the same thing. Of course they don't mean it, it's just a joke. But it's heard so often, even if it's light-hearted, you've still heard it a lot.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT I'm sorry to hear about your experiences on retail, but we're talking about online interactions here. If people irl say something to my face I have no choice but to listen, but comments on tumblr/AO3/instagram or whatever place it is that people post their fanart on? I can choose not to read them.