[ SECRET POST #6253 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6253 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA

There's also the fact that a lot of the stuff people find morally objectionable is also part of the actual canon of many books/TV shows/movies. So if people write fic for said books/TV shows/movies, are they just...not supposed to acknowledge it exists or something, even when it's a large part of the plot, if not the main plot? Can they read or watch the canon material but just not write fic about it? How far exactly is this "don't write about morally objectionable things" attitude supposed to go?

[(Anonymous)]

Like that recent Interview with the Vampire fanzine that wouldn't allow "proship" (the mods believing, as many mistaken do, that proship means "problematic ship") or "dark" content. So in other words, nothing that normally happens in canon.