#tag appropriately

When I search "Shane Hollander" or "Ilya Rozanov" it's because I want to see characters' content.

When I search "Hudson Williams" or "Connor Storrie" it's because I want to see actors' content.

Mkay? Mkay.

PLEASE — FOR THE LOVE OF HEATED RIVALRY — TAG APPROPRIATELY. Stop tagging everyone and anyone, nor is there any need to tag one in an other's solo content.

It's riddiculous how some people tag in this fandom, and it's a shame to see the results drowned in so much noise.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

How hard it is to tag appropriately? "The fandom needs to hear this" is such a god awful excuse to deliberately tainting a space that isn't for you. Get out.

"Y'all are stupid if you think—"

"There's something wrong with you if—"

"Are you intellectually disabled? There's no way—",

Rein yourselves in, I beg.

Don't get me wrong, I've also gotten heated. And there's no point in hiding, we're all more or less irked when we see something we disagree with.

Yes, it's annoying to see your favourite ship bashed or a character horribly mischaracterized, or someone interpreting a piece of media in a way that does said media a disservice.

Of course, it pisses us off when we come across an opinion that is wildly different to ours. Mostly because the person expressing this opinion does so as if their word is law.

But we've all been there, either online or irl. Sometimes, it's really just done subconsciously.