Kastoway/GrisGrisDoll (Created Ticci Toby in 2012): Even though Toby is no longer apart of this fandom, people continuously pester Wade/Nancy about Ticci Toby after they've stated multiple times in the past that they want absolutely nothing to do with Toby. Wade/Nancy also has to deal with people who've claimed to see Toby himself, a fictional character. Remind of you of something that happened 8 years ago? Wade/Nancy acknowledges that they can't stop people from using their character, but the most they could do is politely ask for others to reduce the use of Toby, which has not been respected.
Azelf5000 (Created Eyeless Jack in 2012): Although Joey was one to immediately disappear from the fandom and never come back since then, Joey has stated that he regrets the creation of Eyeless Jack, deleting the story days after it was published. Never has Joey stated clearly that he didn't want any association with Jack, but I would guess that him regretting the story in the first place is enough to say that he prefers not to talk about him.
Soffbois/Leafcrowns (Created Clockwork in 2012): I'd like to say that Daniel is nicer than some of the others when asked about his creation but mind you that Clockwork's foundation is solely based on Daniel's traumas. Daniel has even stated himself that he's fine with people using Clockwork without his permission but wishes not to have any association of the character as it brings back bad memories.
Jessica Halonen (Created Carmen Winstead in 2005): Jessica is lesser known as she's a rare person to hear from, but here recently, she's been bombed with questions and memes about her creation. Like the creator of Clockwork, Jessica doesn't mind if people use her character, but she wishes not to have any association with it. She claims that 'They Pushed Her' was originally a vent story because she actually suffered the events of bullying, not a chain mail or silly meme. Jessica states that she views her creation as cringe-worthy and juvenile as she wrote the story when she was 14 years old.
