Mar 21, 2009 01:06
Poll INQUIRING MINDS and all that
Also, I'd like to note that by "RPF" I'm talking about Real Person Fiction. You/Me is not the same. RPF is writing something like...I don't know. Albert Einstein/Paul Newman, okay?
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1. YES, because not only would I know what people are thinking about said canon (in a broad sense; see my answer of NO to 4) but also could see what people are hypothesizing and mock them viciously inside my head.
2. NO, because if someone understood my character better than even I thought I did, I would not only change how I was acting, but also end up stalking the person and spoiling them for their input and...yeah. It'd be bad.
3. YES, until it got creepy. Because looollll that would toootally not be an accurate portrayal of me. And I'm sure there'd be hilarious sex dialogue, so how can you pass that up?!
4. NO. UNFAIR ADVANTAGE, helloooooo. Plus I would never be able to write a disclaimer ever. "DISCLAIMER: Yyyyeah, this is actually the creator/actor/etc of this canon. I really hope my agent doesn't catch me doing this, LOL!" *snerk*
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2. Just for the Hell of it, Yep..
3. I might give the summaries a glance... but, all else, I'd probably read one for the LOL. Then again, I don't take RPF all that seriously. *hides old BSB and 'N Sync fics*
4. I would. And I'd be the pain in the ass who's always knocking myself. Lurking until some big discussion was full-swing and then popping in with an "I don't think so, Tim"...
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Paul Newman, on the other hand, was a very attractive and admirably moral man!
OTP Y/N?
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I know authors who are down with fanfic for their books and read it, periodically.
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