Fic communities are still TOS violators.
From the news post by the CEO of SixApart...
"Another issue we needed to deal with was journals that used a thin veneer of fictional or academic interest in events and storylines that include child rape, pedophilia, and similar themes in order to actually promote these activities. While there are stories, essays, and discussions that include discussion of these issues in an effort to understand and prevent them, others use a pretext to promote these activities. It’s often very hard to tell the difference. As such, we have suspended reported journals that do not clearly and substantially object to these activities while at the same time portraying them."
Basically, if you post a fictional account of Snape raping Hermione to your fanwank community, you are going to get your account suspended or deleted, and probably the community's account as well. The only saving grace is if you "clearly and substantially object to these activities."
"Another issue we needed to deal with was journals that used a thin veneer of fictional or academic interest in events and storylines that include child rape, pedophilia, and similar themes in order to actually promote these activities. While there are stories, essays, and discussions that include discussion of these issues in an effort to understand and prevent them, others use a pretext to promote these activities. It’s often very hard to tell the difference. As such, we have suspended reported journals that do not clearly and substantially object to these activities while at the same time portraying them."
Basically, if you post a fictional account of Snape raping Hermione to your fanwank community, you are going to get your account suspended or deleted, and probably the community's account as well. The only saving grace is if you "clearly and substantially object to these activities."