[ SECRET POST #4782 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4782 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

I don't know about comic fandom, but I've been in the Trek fandom, and it has never seemed nearly as bad as the Who or Star Wars fandoms to me. Kind of bad, sure, but not nearly to the same level. I haven't seen the same attacking the creators and actors in public, claiming the stuff they don't like isn't "real canon," and just the pure outrage and shock when the creators don't follow their exact desires.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like it helps that the Star Trek series are pretty separate. Like, you can watch and enjoy Deep Space Nine without ever having seen TOS or Next Generation (which is how I got into ST, lol). Who and Star Wars are both long-running and all take place in a very interconnected way, so it's not nearly as easy to dislike part of it without that affecting the other things that you do enjoy.