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Last updated 20th September 2007 by Eimi
I'm not sure what my co-poster wrote fits canon... What should I do?
If the person you are co-posting with does not seem to be following canon, stop.
Remember, by adding your signature to the end of the co-post, you are saying that you agree with everything in the post as written. It means if your co-poster is called on their canon mistake, you might be called on it too.
The best thing to do is gently point the mistake our to your co-poster. If you are not sure whether or not their reply fits canon ask. There is absolutely no harm in asking. In fact, we prefer it. And sometimes even the vetrans are not sure on some of the greyer areas and have to get a second opinion.
We are all here to have fun, but having to retract a post due to canon errors isn't fun for anyone.
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Remember, by adding your signature to the end of the co-post, you are saying that you agree with everything in the post as written. It means if your co-poster is called on their canon mistake, you might be called on it too.
The best thing to do is gently point the mistake our to your co-poster. If you are not sure whether or not their reply fits canon ask. There is absolutely no harm in asking. In fact, we prefer it. And sometimes even the vetrans are not sure on some of the greyer areas and have to get a second opinion.
We are all here to have fun, but having to retract a post due to canon errors isn't fun for anyone.
See Also: No articles yet
Referenced By: No articles yet