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Post #3919333

2026-07-18 18:49 UTC

@andy_the_frazzled@lgbtqia.space what’s the argument against keeping the YA stuff up? I’m not seeing an obvious downside unless you’re not happy with folks seeing it anymore.

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  • @masukomi@connectified.com They're off my current brand (barely any queer rep at all, except for the book with a bi lead it's just gay and lesbian secondary characters, and there are no canonically trans or nonbinary people at all...) and I haven't gone through them to see how they've aged. I just did some reformating for the most popular book. Glancing over it, the most obvious clues it's not from now are that there's a lot of emailing going on and I use words like 'idiot' and 'lame' to a degree and in ways I'd avoid now. And the acknowledgements deadnamed my daughter since they were written a decade before she adopted the current name, but that's easy enough to fix and more of an argument to update the file than one for completely unpublishing it. It really doesn't seem to be as bad as I was afraid it was though. The writing is solid anyway.

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