[ SECRET POST #6395 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6395 ⌋

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


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Where do they do this? Certain fandoms?

I'm glad I've never seen that because RUDE.

Also, if someone begs for comments and kudos, I'm less likely to leave them. Desperation is a bad look.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I've seen them in passing on tumblr and also on reddit. They were all stripped of IDs, so I have no idea the fandoms. I'm sure they happen in other places as well, but those are the only social media sites I use.

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, thanks!

DA

[(Anonymous)]

I saw a lot of it on reddit, on the ao3 sub and certain fic communities. Not all of them were mocking the commenters, but still. And not all of them had the ID blurred out. Not cool to share that stuff imo.

[(Anonymous)]

I once did this, but in my defense-

1) the commenter was using the review section (which was public) of my story as a sounding board to bash other authors, and
2) I mocked the comment in my private journal, under a protected entry where the commenter was not likely to ever see it.

I mean, I'm all for praise but not at the expense of other people. It's like an unclean compliment - flattery by insulting oneself or someone else. Not good.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's still not cool, but I also think in the case of your own protected journal entry is very different than a public forum like reddit.