[ SECRET POST #2665 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2665 ⌋

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Comments

[dreemyweird]

I think there are places where people do this! And chances are, the authors aren't going to stumble across the discussion of their fics (in my experience, the odds are pretty low). Though I do sometimes wish there was something like what you are describing - an active multifandom non-specific comm for discussing any and every form of bad fanworks out there. As it is, I only ever saw blogs/genre-specific comms (e.g. http://bad-fanfiction.tumblr.com/)

The tricky part is to prevent the followers from contacting the author. Like, I think that the main danger is the author's coming across your posts not so much as the members of the comm going after the author and sending them non-constructive criticism.

(if not for this last part, I'd totally engage in tons of badfic-related discussions. Even despite the fact that I know that some of my early works could totally end up being discussed. Or maybe thanks to this fact.)