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The hypocrisy of saying fanfic writers have no say over their work bc it's based on someone else's characters while somehow respecting fanart and fanedits ownership/boundaries.The "not yours,it's based on someone else's work" only comes out when it's convenient to dismiss writers
You complain about AI-generated fanfiction but then turn around and feed an AI training platform actual, human-written fanfiction. Be so fucking for real😭
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Fandom→community of fans Community→people interacting, sharing, discussing, creating, engaging. You cannot expect a community to thrive when you consume everything it produces but refuse to interact,offer feedback,show appreciation. That's not community. That's just consumption
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The hypocrisy of saying fanfic writers have no say over their work bc it's based on someone else's characters while somehow respecting fanart and fanedits ownership/boundaries.The "not yours,it's based on someone else's work" only comes out when it's convenient to dismiss writers
For anyone asking how to report a Google Drive link containing fanworks shared without the authors' consent: open the file, click the three dots, select **Report abuse**, and follow the instructions. Authors have the right to protect their work. Don't just complain, report it.
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Writers DO write for the love of it.They create stories spend hours writing and share them FOR FREE so YOU can enjoy them.And this is how you treat them?You expect endless free content while acting lik leaving a kudos or a comment is some outrageous demand?The fucking entitlement
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"Why do authors care so much about kudos and comments?"How many times have YOU passed on a fic with few kudos/comments?How often do YOU use those to decide whether something is worth reading? Engagement matters when it benefits you,but authors are suddenly needy for wanting it
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Siempre a la misma religión le faltan el respeto. Hacete la trola con el Islam aver como termina. Mogolica de mierda.
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si lo que te molesta es que no se haya pedido permiso al material original, supongo que ni ves edits, ni fanarts ni por supuesto lees ningún fic o au. espero que seas así de "exquisita" tu también. porque si yo no tengo derecho a decidir sobre mis historias que he estado horas y
COMMENTS MAKES US WRITE MORE. IT'S THAT SIMPLE.
Writers DO write for the love of it.They create stories spend hours writing and share them FOR FREE so YOU can enjoy them.And this is how you treat them?You expect endless free content while acting lik leaving a kudos or a comment is some outrageous demand?The fucking entitlement
Fandom→community of fans Community→people interacting, sharing, discussing, creating, engaging. You cannot expect a community to thrive when you consume everything it produces but refuse to interact,offer feedback,show appreciation. That's not community. That's just consumption
"OH NO! A WHOLE MONTH WITHOUT AO3! WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO????" Maybe try treating the authors who make the content you consume like actual human beings. Just a thought.
people are so fkn disingenuous “ao3 is an archive not a fic site why are you expecting people to comment” you bitch and moan about how you cant survive 12 hours without your bedtime stories but treat writers like shit. dont be surprised when some of them dont come back after this
"Why do authors care so much about kudos and comments?"How many times have YOU passed on a fic with few kudos/comments?How often do YOU use those to decide whether something is worth reading? Engagement matters when it benefits you,but authors are suddenly needy for wanting it
Netflix has a download button too. Does that mean you have permission to download a movie and redistribute it on another platform? No. Because downloading something for personal use and redistributing someone else's work are two entirely different things.
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This whole AO3 disaster has really exposed how many people don't understand consent, don't care to understand it, and are somehow incredibly proud of that. What an embarrassing hill to die on.











