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I think it's strange that fan media (even with long history) are treated with the same suspicion as Dr. Phil or whoever. If only good things are allowed, bad things won't be known when people need to know, rumors will make it look like things are hidden, and if they come out it won't come from people who care.

Maybe it works to limit things that way when fan media doesn't reach an audience like this movie does for the first time.

It's interesting that the limitation is the story. So it doesn't make sense to say this one is a "creative workaround" or uses gotchas. It just wouldn't be the same story. It would probably look like other furry documentaries before this one, nice but bland.

Dominic has been saying this one was meant to be real, and asking "what do we really want... National Furry Day?"

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