Hopefully all of the nominations have been fixed aside from any issue caused by multiple tag associations (this happens when a character, say "Cassie Lang", is nominated under a particular category [Young Avengers] and already has tagged associations within the archive in other categories [Marvel 616, etc
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ETA: I should say, Black Widow in movieverse, A:EMH and 616 comics are separate characters, but Black Widow as she appears in Iron Man 2 and Avengers are the same movies character; Black Widow as she appears in the Avengers comic and the Daredevil comic are the same comics character.
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Honestly, there are times when AO3 seems to have its own little universe!
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I think it depends on how distinctive the title is-or was, since the most distinctive tend to be short-lived.
For instance, if I were to request Maggie Sawyer in Gotham Central, I would be seriously annoyed to get a different version of her (esp. if it were from her Superman era, but even from the other Bat books). That's because Gotham Central took an unusual approach to the DCU, being mostly seen from the POV of the police characters. A lot of its cast appeared only in that title, which would affect the choice of supporting characters in the story.
Of course, Gotham Central was a short-lived title, and hence presented a fairly coherent version of all its characters. There wasn't a lot of change, at least until the final issues. (In the Marvel Universe, Alias would be a title with a similarly distinctive quality.)
Someone mentioned Barbara Gordon. (The various Batgirls are...a pain in the neck, quite frankly.) Babs is particularly problematic. I remember her before she was shot; and ( ... )
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It just seems to me that there's a lot of fool proofing the system that doesn't really add anything. I can lay out and be as specific about which Jess Jones from which title I want, and still get a story I don't like or that ignores my likes and squicks, even if it's set in Alias like I asked, not New Avengers Vol 2.
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