[HPFGU-Catalogue] Definitions of categories (wasRe: Opinions, anyone?)
Barry Arrowsmith
arrowsmithbt at btconnect.com
Mon Jun 7 13:29:53 UTC 2004
>
> Carolyn:
> If you click the 's' after any of the categories, you will see what
> has been coded there already.
>
> So far, there have been relatively few FPs, which is as it should be.
> I think I have marked Peg Kerr's essays as such, not much else yet.
>
> Agree, the definition will always be highly personal. My own criteria
> are mainly 'did it make me think?'; probably depth of
> thinking/intellectual reference, care in explaining analysis,
> literacy etc are also factors. Admittedly it would be tough for a
> SHIPPER to get past these barriers, but if such a post was based on a
> thoughtful character analysis, it is possible <g>. (Iris_ft writes
> some very beautiful philosophical ones for example, quite out of the
> normal shipping league).
>
That's roughly what I thought the situation was.
If you don't object, I'd like to notify the group about any post I come
across that gets close to FPdom and see if there's a consensus - that
way my own personal idiosyncrasies get diluted somewhat. Of course I
won't bother doing so when we eventually get to my posts - priceless
gems of deathless prose, every one of 'em.
Beavering through my allotted posts and there's a thread that's spun
off from sex education - couples, partners, spouses, known and
unknown etc. Not really SHIPping, it's more a 'family' line - including
the possibility of Hogwarts staff having unknown partners.
Suggestions?
Barry
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