Thread:RRabbit42/@comment-44479192-20191122175447/@comment-961279-20191123055632

This is shaping up to be exactly like pretty much every other case I've run into where someone repeatedly adds fan fiction.
 * The person receives advice from others like myself that they need to put their fan fiction on a different wiki. They ignore it and keep doing it.
 * When it's pointed out that it's fan fiction, they insist their fan fiction is true even when it's obvious it isn't.
 * They keep adding it until it becomes the same as vandalism. Admins start blocking them.
 * They create one or more new accounts so they can keep adding their fan fiction.
 * Creating the new accounts has the opposite effect of what they want. It sends the message they think rules don't apply to them and the new accounts are blocked very quickly.
 * They keep at it until enough people join in to remove their fan fiction and they're basically forced out of the wiki.
 * They go to another wiki that's similar, or maybe it's on a completely unrelated subject, and they continue adding their fan fiction there. This sends another message that they think rules don't apply to them.

What's really sad about this is no matter how much you try to help them add their fan fiction in more appropriate places or to mark it as fan fiction so it's distinct and separate from official information, they don't listen and usually get more and more stubborn as time goes by. The thing they like so much that they want to add their own version of it (the fan fiction) becomes what hurts them and maybe sours them on it. I can't even remember the last time a person like this listened and changed their behavior so they could stay on the wiki.