[ SECRET POST #2461 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2461 ⌋

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

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I don't know what upsets me more... my fandom stuff dying and fading into nothing... or when it's taken over and turned into something toxic. Either way the thing I loved and found comfort in is gone, but IDK... I think maybe I'd rather see it fade into nothing than turned into something so awful. Because I've gone back to see a dead community and I've gone back to see a cesspool and the second is... really shitty. So um... point of this comment, IDK... it is sad to see things fade away but when it existed it stayed something good, something you have good memories of. There is at least that.

[(Anonymous)]

Totally agree with you. A fandom (or anything!) fading away, that's just... natural. It's sad, but it's not hurting anyone, really.

When a fandom is still relatively active and is all in-fighting and stuff... that's just awful. Especially because people can get genuinely hurt because some people cannot learn to switch off their goddamn computers.

[ex_mek82]

I concur. I'd rather a fandom I love fade away into obscurity (albeit with hardly updated websites/tumblr blogs and out of date websites/wikias) than become a highly toxic cesspool.

[(Anonymous)]

This is why movie fandoms make me so sad (at least for stand-alone movies that don't have some other canon to keep the fandom going, like Avengers or so). They're usually such exciting, hyperactive places for a few months, and then they just die because people move on and only a couple of writers stick around. All my favourite fandoms were movie fandoms and they're all almost dead now.

[bored_bitch]

I feel this way about a lot of things.
Websites, mostly.
But I guess that's the nature of change.

Damn it, change.

[crazed_delusion]

I really feel this way about some old fandoms that had archives hosted on geocities or angelfire that now don't exist at all.