Dear Reader,
If you're reading this, then you probably are a Phan. And as a Phan, you have probably seen, listened to, or at least heard of the new sequel to "Phantom of the Opera".
That's right. "Love Never Dies".
The Garnier Enterprise was first founded in order to be able to make costumes from both the stage and the 2004 movie version of Phantom of the Opera for its Phans. Of course, we eventually decided to offer science fiction costumes and old-style dresses as well, but we still specially cater to the Phans (Droney is a Phan herself, while Plaz has yet to see the movie or the show). This little business has special ties to Phantom of the Opera, and whether we like or not, Phantom of the Opera now has ties to Love Never Dies.
There are people out there who enjoy Love Never Dies, and are part of a group called "Love Shouln't Die" (LSntD). Then there are the people who are avidly against Love Never Dies and want the show completely shut down. These people are part of the "Love Should Die" (LSD) group. Naturally, there have been many conflicts between these two groups within the Phandom. Both sides love Phantom of the Opera, but each side has its own opinion of the sequel. Because of this, a gap has formed between them; a split has occurred in the once-unified Phandom. Unless it is addressed and fixed, this gap will be the destruction of an amazing fandom, and will cause those who are not a part of it to turn their heads away.
This is why The Garnier Enterprise is encouraging you, the Phan reading this post, to help us fight against the Flame War that is taking place in the Phandom and bring unity once again. "How can we do this?" It's simple. Already, members from LSD and LSntD have come together and created a forum; a safe haven for members from both sides, and even the intbetweeners, to go and have discussions without having to fear being flamed, tormented, teased, or harassed for their beliefs. Click the link below to go to the forum:
Love Shoud Not Divide Forums
Do what it takes to save your Phandom from complete destruction.
Sincerely,
Droney (and Plaz)
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