Royal Road deleted GuardBro’s “Malfoid” — a Harry Potter fan fiction reimagining Draco Malfoy as a female anime-style character — and the internet responded exactly the way the internet always does when someone tries to silence a story. The Google Doc GuardBro posted after the deletion immediately drew over 100 simultaneous readers. This is a textbook Streisand Effect: the attempt to suppress the content created more interest in it than the story would have ever generated on its own. I break down what Malfoid actually is, why Royal Road deleted it, and what this tells you about how deplatforming backfires every single time.
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