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When a Creator 'Gets Spooked': Mental Health, Online Abuse, and the Ethics of Collecting Controversial Signatures
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2026-02-12
10 min read
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How should collectors handle autographs when creators withdraw after online abuse? Practical ethics, 2026 trends, and actionable steps for buyers and sellers.
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