1. It's to chastise people for writing the "wrong" pairing. I usually reply with "well, I don't like it when people comment to tell me they don't like the pairing because that has nothing to do with what I choose to write, but this was a nice comment anyway". It's amazing how those types of comments trickle away if you do that.
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Date: 2007-12-10 05:29 pm (UTC)3. Oooooh, I want to know!