[ SECRET POST #5116 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5116 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who reads a lot of fanfic and gives kudos but rarely comments, I do feel guilty about it, and I kind of think I deserve to feel guilty. (I'm not saying what anybody else should feel or should do; that isn't my business. I'm just talking about how I feel about my own actions.) I am very aware that I get a lot from fanfic writers and don't give much back.

That said, when I see content creators posting or reblogging posts complaining about lack of feedback, lack of reblogs, etc., I roll my eyes and ignore them.

Which is to say, imo fan works and feedback exist in a weird gray area, where on the one hand, giving feedback on things you enjoy is certainly the most thoughtful and equitable behavior, and is therefore kind of the ideal way of co-existing in fandom. But OTOH, pressuring/shaming others for feedback is overstepping and uncouth.