Be that as it may, I would presume that The Observer has a lot of other projects vying for attention. Even disregarding that, going in and altering what scenes have already written to account for any number of new variables is likely to quickly become an exponentially complicated task. It would be a Herculean effort to futureproof for that much while it was initially being written; to instead retroactively change scenes to account for it would be a Sisyphean one.To be honest yes it is a lot of work load but it’s a job. I know because I have done fanfic for over 14 years and while working one or two jobs at same time. If it worth the Effort to make story better than it is worth the time to do it.
It’s often nice to ponder what could have been, but I would wager that it’s in everyone’s best interest that the status quo be maintained, at least insofar as not rocking the boat with revisions.
