Coalie in Post-DeadlineLand

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Coalie was beginning to get very tired of waiting for their gift to be posted, and of having nothing to shake: once or twice they had peeped into the tags of the fic their dentist had been gifted, but it had no characters or freeforms on it, "and what is the use of a fic," thought Coalie, "without ships or tags?"

 

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Re: "Creator chose not to use archive warnings"

[(Anonymous)]

I just use "Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings" as a blanket CYA because I get tired of people complaining that I included a background ship, or didn't include a background ship, or they think my fic is too vanilla, or too kinky, or anything else.

Re: "Creator chose not to use archive warnings"

[(Anonymous)]

+1

I also use standard warnings when they apply but I still CNTW on everything so if someone complains because their definition of dubcon and mine are different, tough shit.

Re: "Creator chose not to use archive warnings"

[(Anonymous)]

+1

I tag all of my fics CNTW on principle. That violent fic full of blood and gore? CNTW. That G-rated cute fluffy fic about hugs? Also CNTW. Everything also gets tagged appropriately (if a character dies, the fic gets some version of a "character death" tag), but as far as I'm concerned, the archive warning system is more hassle than it's worth when so many people disagree about what "counts." CNTW all the way.