[ SECRET POST #6078 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6078 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I agree with you. If asked, I would definitely say that an author can take down their fics if they want to, but it really bothers me anyway when people do this.
Even with my own (nothing special) fics - I have one that I sometimes think about getting rid of, but I never do. Because maybe someone likes it, or maybe someone will like it one day in the future, or maybe it will inspire someone to do the idea better. It's not that I feel that my fic is owed to anyone, and by extension no one owes their fic to me. I guess I just see it as being bigger than just being mine, but there's also a little bit of 'I was here and this is what this fandom inspired in me'.
Isn't that what the archive is for? To show what mark all of these ideas made? A lot of stuff is gone. What ideas have we lost or had to recreate all on our own? What do we build on if the ideas keep disappearing?
Yeah, yeah, it's not that deep. I still think like this anyway.