He was pacing by FF.Net when I started to read a fic called''Things learned from the Harry Potter fics''(well, the title was essentially that xD). It was not a fiction in the strict sense of the word, but rather a parody of the cliches common and absurdities of the world of the fandom Potterian. Very funny, in my honest opinion. And that also shows most errors ever committed to writing a fic, but not insulting, but as a parody. The issue is that someone told him in a fiction review that was wrong because it was not really a fic and was penalized as perfect and unquestionable FF.Net rules. Of course, the author mosque as I found later in the bio. Here I raised orne of the first questions of the night: to what extent we should take web standards by absolute truths? Vale which are generally good and there are many restrictions, but the gist is that there are people who seem to take them too seriously. Why criticize this parody I mentioned, for example, only by the fact that there is a FIC? Why not better FF.Net should consider whether to change any of its rules?. Specifically mentioned. I think in one page FanFiction.Net could fit this kind of humor and parodies written, and that would be something like trials. It could expand a little doors, and therefore not lose this curiosity that gives us the network and that, unless they are at particular sites or blogs, have no place in barelynot get in Smarty plan and decide what fics fics are good and which are bad as a universal truth. Provided one presume to speak objectively, subjectively, it is obvious that ALL decide what is to our taste bad and what is good. But as I said a teacher of mine ยช F: howto opinions are assholes, everyone has their own.
About Mary Sues, in the end I have left out: no one likes, but how do you recognize? xD. I think all we have fallen at least once in their networks ... argh, I have dream. I'm going. I think when I reread this regret having written it and I'll delete it.
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