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  • Is it me, or when people talk about continuity errors do they often seem to be referring to things that aren't really continuity errors, like a) Failing to refer to an event when they think it should have been referred to, or b) Having a character behave differently from the way they think he should behave? I get annoyed by those things too, but I think a real continuity error is something like saying two characters never met before when they did.
    Anonymous

    For sure. There are also the ones I love the most, where they complain about us not having picked a character up from a particular status quo when there had already been a later story that changed that status quo that they must have missed.

    Your personal continuity isn’t necessarily “THE” continuity.

    • March 13, 2015 (7:58 pm)
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    6. giraffepoliceforce said: Also when people describe something as a retcon when in actually it just establishes backstory without conflicting with canon in any way. Drives me crazy.
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