@ZlLLA2000@TTtatty3@iminkain@LoserManuka They don't have a dedicated section for it but it can still be posted and found if you know exactly what to search there. Which again isn't gonna be alot because there really isn't any fanfics on it....because they just post it on ao3
@ZlLLA2000@TTtatty3@iminkain@LoserManuka No it does, its just not really there because people don't really post fanfic to it. They typically are gonna post on ao3 or another fanfic site
@litttens@TTtatty3@iminkain@LoserManuka It's because that can constitute as "Inciting Harrassment or Threats" against a group of people. Which again depends on the content of the fic
@I4508027411519I@TTtatty3@iminkain@LoserManuka How is me actively saying something that literally happened with other fanfic sites mean I want rape to be legal? When rape is not a fantasy scenario in someone's head and actively involves the harm of a real person?
@TTtatty3@iminkain@LoserManuka Here's one version: a person writes a fic based on their own experience with being raped as a child. No site is gonna individually read and check over every minute detail and discuss intentions. They're gonna see it's an nsfw rpf fic and ban it.
@TTtatty3@iminkain@LoserManuka Question: How do you make sure that abuse of those restrictions will never happen?
Like yeah other fic sites exist with restrictions but guess what? All it does in have people not properly label their stuff. This is what's more likely to lead to people seeing shit they shouldn't
@TTtatty3 I'm not saying you have to like it, but expecting the site to go back on its own openly ruled because it has stuff you don't like is a fruitless task
@TTtatty3@iminkain@LoserManuka If a pedophile wants to fuck a child they'll just go groom a child. People also forget that just because the tag exists doesn't mean it's all pervy smut. A "rape" tag can be anything from graphic depictions of it to a character talking to their therapist about trauma
@LoserManuka They're not going to. The site is already pretty mainstream and simply follows US federal law, which doesn't consider written works to count as csem
@TTtatty3@iminkain@LoserManuka AO3 works by US federal law. Rpf written fiction is not considered CSAM. Ao3 will only take it down if federal law changes
@sh0twice@SeehIsTaken Saying this with a Danganronpa pfp is wild considering the franchise constantly sexualizes its teen characters. Not to mention the specific character you chose groomed and manipulated her twin into an abusive and incestuous murder duo
@theoceanblooms It's not misogyny, she genuinely was a boogeyman. The same lady that doxxed and sued fic writers as young as 10, her legal actions were so big that popular sites BANNED any fics of her books. It wasn't till her final years that she calmed but that's still YEARS of lawsuits prior
@Biggest_Wazzy They also forget that they hunted down Southern Waterbenders, repeatedly tried to siege the North and had made Earthbending illegal in parts of the Earth kingdom. They were covering all bases incase Aang was dead so they could get the next avatar early
@evcrmire@scarletstrass@ElGringoOso@escapefrommelos It's revealed that he never did anything. He found the doctors daughter AFTER the casualty but the doctor believed it was him and did this to punish him
@thegreatzasuke@Lupus_Rex_08@bronnyhatesthis 1. They agreed to let Mary go out and use her proximity to whiteness to get money so the Juke could stay open.
2. Grace just saw her husband gone and them threatening her child. You change her race and it would've happened regardless.
3. The Juke was NEVER a safe space
@btsbtsbtsis7@LaInsolenta They're saying typical because BTS was formed like other groups. They were scouted, signed and chosen for the group like others are. Them coming from a broke company or being ridiculed doesn't magically cancel that out