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Well I try to avoid using that wording, but I would expect it to only be used when covering the basic canon facts that are relevant to the prompt.

For instance, I posted a prompt on the Hobbit Kink Meme about the Arkenstone being a Silmaril. The first part of the prompt - the part that could have been opened with "We all know..." basically says "Well the First Age was basically a huge fight over three very shiny jewels". The fact that the First Age was a big fight over three very shiny jewels is fairly well known Tolkein canon, but I wouldn't say "We all know..." because I know there are a lot of LotR fans who haven't read The Silmarillion.

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