[ SECRET POST #4862 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4862 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

When people ask, are they actually asking for it to be official? imo, they're just asking if they can finish it, not looking for any sort of endorsement or 'blessing', like OP said, they don't want their finished if it's going to be shitty. It's rude to just take over someones fic, so I would imagine they're asking for permission out of common decency.

[(Anonymous)]

How is asking and receiving permission from the author not official?

[(Anonymous)]

By asking they're just asking if they can post it, I assume. If they send you the fic word for word and ask for your mark of approval, that would be asking for it to be official. In asking the author can say, 'sure, but don't call it official'. By asking they're letting the author make the call.
Hell, posting the ending of a fic that isn't yours, not asking, and linking the fic like the anon below would do is no less official than if they had asked. They're just taking away the opportunity for the author to say no

If the writer does end up saying something like 'this is official because I asked' then at least the author knows where to look in order to correct them.