@Pielarye I’ve been on ao3 7 years and I’ve NEVER seen or heard of this before.
Either way, same issue: Don’t like, don’t read, don’t interact. 2 wrongs don’t make a right. If ppl r supposedly mad abt fluff, let them? Js like censorsoring fluff wud be wrong, the same is for anythng else.
Wait genuinely what about this video is wrong?
I’m not up on the latest ao3 discourse but people should just follow the golden rule “don’t like don’t read”.
@MarciMindful However in the second part, if they’re fictional, even if it doesn’t feel morally right to you, I still believe it should be left alone because once you open that box to control fictional fantasies of FICTIONAL characters, you open the way to a lot of censorship.
@butchguru Someone else also said this. Do you guys have any examples?
I’m with you on the real children fics needing to have action taken against them.
@MarciMindful However in the second part, if they’re fictional, even if it doesn’t feel morally right to you, I still believe it should be left alone because once you open that box to control fictional fantasies of FICTIONAL characters, you open the way to a lot of censorship.
@MarciMindful I haven’t ever heard about real children what??that’s really bad. I believe anything in reference to real children (which would be a slippery slope to detect) should be taken down.