[ SECRET POST #2126 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2126 ⌋

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

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 05 pages, 106 secrets from Secret Submission Post #304.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't really care if someone wants to write fic for a canon they haven't even seen the source material for, but why anyone would do it puzzles me.

I'll sometimes see something about a canon and think, ooh, that looks interesting, but then I'll go watch/read/play at least some of it, before making fanworks. Even if I was confident that I knew enough about the characters, I'd like to have actual experience with the thing I claim to be a fan of.

[(Anonymous)]

What I don't get are the people who don't even give a show a shot. If you watch a few episodes and don't like it, but want to participate in fandom, fine, but you can't really say you hate something without ever having seen it. There are a lot of shows I thought looked ridiculous before I watched them, and then when I saw them I ended up enjoying them immensely.

[(Anonymous)]

Depends. There are certain actors/directors that I can without a doubt say I hate anything they're involved with, whether I've seen it or not. If that actor is in it, I'm going to hate it no matter what.

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, isn't it just like humans? We always have to have something to irrationally hate.

[(Anonymous)]

Hating certain actors because I think they're shitty actors is irrational now? Wow. PC gone mad.

[world_eater]

lolwat. Calling someone irrational is PC now? Aren't you a little sensitive, little flower?

[(Anonymous)]

lol, no. I believe you mean the PC twit Thought Police are the sensitive ones.

[world_eater]

What an amazing rebuttal.

[(Anonymous)]

Except your the one who took the comment personally.

The original comment was quite clearly along the lines of "whatever, people don't like what they don't like and the reasons are unimportant" and your the one who freaked out about the word irrational being used.

[diet_poison]

The grammar in this batch of secret comments is astoundingly bad. This has to be the third time I've seen the "your" error.

Nothing against you personally, anon, I just usually don't see it pop up so much in one day.

[(Anonymous)]

This wasn't related to political correctness at all.

No sensitive topic was being addressed or anything.

[(Anonymous)]

Good point. I tend to avoid anything involving Ryan Murphy like the plague. But honestly, if I didn't like the creator of something, I'm probably not going to bother with the fandom. I guess if it's one of the show's actors that you don't like, it could be different, since the content and characters aren't being created by someone you generally loathe, though.

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much. I avoid everything M. Night Shyamalan is behind because after The Village and Lady in the Water I think he's trying to outdo Ed Wood and succeeding. Wood's films were terrible in an honest way; his films were awful but he made them because he loved making movies. It's like watching a preschooler with crayons. OTOH, Shyamalan makes awful movies because they line his pockets, and he makes that obvious as hell.

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, Shyamalan and his god damn twists. I'm hoping that the one good thing to come out of The Last Airbender movie will be the death of his career.