If this wiki is about indexing fictional franchises with powerscaling, then why do we disallow notable fanfictions?

[H3110l12345I20]

^^^. Ah screw it, if you suspect of me having any hidden motives and it's likely I have it, I have that motive.

I primarily want to know why this is the case (and if there is any harm in doing it).

 

[IdiosyncraticLawyer]

What constitutes a "notable fanfiction" in your eyes?

 

[H3110l12345I20]

What constitutes a "notable fanfiction" in your eyes?

The ones that have a sufficiently large fan base and cultural impact, as per stated in our current rules minus exclusion of fanfics.

 

[Damage3245]

The ones that have a sufficiently large fan base and cultural impact, as per stated in our current rules minus exclusion of fanfics.

Got any examples?

 

[GarrixianXD]

They're called "fanfictions" for a reason. Not to mention there's a thing called FC/OC VS Battles Wiki. Come on m8, you know this XD

 

[Oliver_de_jesus]

As Garraxian said, there is already a wiki about this, the only way this would be allowed is if the fanfiction actually gets sanctioned by the parent company and becomes some sort of mini-timeline that officially exists

like Doctor Who: The Fan Show x Minecraft story

 

[H3110l12345I20]

They're called "fanfictions" for a reason. Not to mention there's a thing called FC/OC VS Battles Wiki. Come on m8, you know this XD

I could argue FCOC can still be for more obsurve fan stuff. Even though you guys didn't state this point, I'm having a feeling it may come up.

I can list a few notable fan works, like SMG4, Animation v. Animator by Alan Becker, and surprisingly "A Girl in All Boy School" due to it's impact on future gacha life creators and inturn, managing to make gacha life more mainstream and even on the news.