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Many off-canon writers appreciated Wild's essay, and some used it as a rallying cry against the canon prescriptivists. However, Wild would come to regret writing <i>The Off-Canon Approach</i>. Although she never wavered in her belief that characters should be explored, or that even bad <i>Daria</i> stories were still fanfiction, Wild was not a great fan of off-canonism. She liked the tension and emotion inherent in every-day relationships, and felt that off-canon fanfics, too frequently, used external crutches, such as school shootings or supernatural events, to spur a plotline along.
While Wild read and enjoyed the works of authors
Since writing <i>The Off-Canon Approach</i>, Wild has remained critical of fanfiction in which the characters and situation stray too far from their roots. She has toyed with writing a counter-essay, <i>The Canon Approach</i>.
==External Links==
* [http://www.the-wildone.com/essays/kw_essays/off_canon_approach.html Essay at the Contrarian's Corner]
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20120719075241/http://www.outpost-daria.com/essay/kw_the_off-canon_approach.html Essay at Outpost Daria] (via Wayback Machine)
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