[ SECRET POST #6497 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6497 ⌋

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


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[Fandom: 19 and Counting/Counting On, Bringing Up Bates]



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Comments

Friday secret (possible discussion of underage/rape/noncon/incest)

[(Anonymous)]

I find it frustrating as a fc writer how people will point to a content tag or even just the ao3 underage or noncon tag and make a presumption about the fic from it (ie: pointing to a fic tagged incest and telling everyone it's incest porn) because as a writer it makes me hesitant to use those tags. I want to properly tag my fic but I don't want someone to take one glance at the tag and presume the context of it's use.

I do make sure to tag fics well though sometimes instead of using the "underage" archive warning I'll mention if there's implied teenxteen relationships . If there's rape in someone's backstory I'll used an 'implied/discussed rape" tag. I try to be specific in my tagging. But I'd prefer tags to using the archive warnings.

I wish people who said these things knew that by stigmatizing the use of certain archive tags or content tags, and spreading mis-info about the fic/author causes more harm than help.