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Thanks for proving us oh so right with yesterday’s backlash. We had a strong feeling that the bullies were suppressing finale complaints. Because we saw very different comments behind locked posts and emails than we did in public places. Now, some fans are using the “if you support this, unfollow now” approach. And some fans are sending cruel, harassing comments to our supporters just because they mention/like/reblog something of ours. And our twitter feed had a virus sent to it (watch what you click, supporters). Meanwhile, four months ago Operation Trenchcoat debuted, advocating going over the writers’ heads to get the network to tell them what to do, and they were met with open support. 

Writers, producers, CW? Take note of this. This is large reason why we felt the need to do this project. We felt you weren’t getting the real, honest reaction from this season and finale from those who represent the reasonable middle ground of viewers, because some fans were being silenced from expressing their true opinions. We felt you deserved a more honest response.

We do not understand what we are doing that requires such vicious attacks as we have remained civil and respectful, even in the face of everything hurled at us. Who knew fans could hate your guts just for wanting better for your show and its two main leads?

For the record, we do not seek or claim to be anything like the Trenchcoat project. In fact, none of us even knew of its existence until we started this. And frankly, we are shocked anyone would suggest going over the writers heads to get stories changed and that it would be met with such public praise. We feel we are doing something wholly different—letting silenced opinions be heard. We’re not advocating for storylines to be changed. We’re simply saying we know you can tell them better. There’s a difference between asking for better execution and demanding a wrench be thrown in creative plans.

This is the last time we will talk about this here, as we have said before, this is not a space created for fandom warfare. 

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