[ SECRET POST #2363 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2363 ⌋

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Comments

[aubry]

I'd argue that shipping is a special case. Shipping is by far the most politicised axis of fanfic, right? I mean, almost all of our archiving is built around it. A lot of fannish migration happens because of similar ship dynamics. Ship wars are more frequent and usually more brutal than any other differences of interpretation. In theory it should be just like any other mutable element of fandom, in practice you'll bother more people with shipping than with even the most egregious of changes to setting or backstory.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but all that equally applies to canon pairings. Canon pairings are just as polarizing.