And earlier in this thread someone had a problem because they sounded like they were critiquing Scrivens instead of "fandom attitudes." Meme is never satisfied, etc.
Honestly, the idea that fangirls and "fandom" shouldn't think critically of who they're fans of and what messages they put out is eyeroll-worthy. There's a difference between trying to coach people out of being a fan because the source isn't an Ideologically Pure Cinnamon Roll and... pointing out someone has faults.
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Re: Things You Wouldn't Say Unanon
From: (Anonymous)And earlier in this thread someone had a problem because they sounded like they were critiquing Scrivens instead of "fandom attitudes." Meme is never satisfied, etc.
Honestly, the idea that fangirls and "fandom" shouldn't think critically of who they're fans of and what messages they put out is eyeroll-worthy. There's a difference between trying to coach people out of being a fan because the source isn't an Ideologically Pure Cinnamon Roll and... pointing out someone has faults.