[ SECRET POST #2307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2307 ⌋

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

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Comments

[starphotographs]

That was a thing, but it also seemed like it would (in most cases I've seen) be more fully integrated in to the summary than modern trigger/content warnings. From what I remember, super-loud warnings were seen as either patronizing or as an attempt to show that the story is super dark and edgy, neither of which seemed to go down well. But hey, I wasn't everywhere at once, so I concede that there might have been a different climate elsewhere.

I dunno, maybe it's less about the warnings themselves than it is about the tone with me? I don't like the roaring-klaxon ALLCAPS!!1! thing going on with them. They kind of remind me of that old CapAlert site. Or of the "TOO GRAPHIC FOR THEATERS!" labels on direct to video horror movies/"WARNING, SUPER DUPER SPICY!" labels on bottles of bland gimmicky hot sauce.

[(Anonymous)]

Alright, I see what you mean with the all-caps and things and irrelevance, but to me that seems like a the new type of immature fandom brats.
The lingo has changed but immature fans haven't lbr.

[starphotographs]

The lingo has changed but immature fans haven't

Truth. :/