[ SECRET POST #2363 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2363 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But gen fic can still include ships? To me gen just means it doesn't focus on any ships, not that nobody in this entire fic is in any romantic relationship whatsoever.

[(Anonymous)]

YES! It's the focus, the point of the fic. If it's all about relationships, it's romance. If it's about a couple (who may be in a romantic relationship) who are planning a bank heist, then it's gen (or drama or whatever).

well then

[(Anonymous)]

Well, it seems that this entire problem surges from a lack of agreement of fandom terms IN fandom, not with AO3 specifically.

But, yeah, OP, you are right that they should pick a meaning for a tag and stick with it, for the sake of organization.