1. What if the author is ordered/asked to take down their fanfic by their pro publisher?
2. I do not understand how anything fictional can be immoral or harmful at the source. I also think that if someone thinks something fictional is harmful/immoral, they should avoid that type of fiction. >_<
3. Dude, yes.
4. Pretty much. Though I'd say that if someone's writing spin-off fic, it's only fair to let the author know, since concepts/storylines are likely to be borrowed.
5. I like to pretend that nobody hates Ron. Some days, I am successful!
6. D'you think something can be done about it?
7. *confused* What's wrong with "anymore"? Just that it's US spelling?
8. Meh, I'm pretty indifferent to those. Their LJ, their money.
9. Haha, yes. Especially if your OTP is a slash pairing.
10. I don't read or write het, but it's no skin off my nose if other people do.
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Date: 2006-08-26 10:49 pm (UTC)2. I do not understand how anything fictional can be immoral or harmful at the source. I also think that if someone thinks something fictional is harmful/immoral, they should avoid that type of fiction. >_<
3. Dude, yes.
4. Pretty much. Though I'd say that if someone's writing spin-off fic, it's only fair to let the author know, since concepts/storylines are likely to be borrowed.
5. I like to pretend that nobody hates Ron. Some days, I am successful!
6. D'you think something can be done about it?
7. *confused* What's wrong with "anymore"? Just that it's US spelling?
8. Meh, I'm pretty indifferent to those. Their LJ, their money.
9. Haha, yes. Especially if your OTP is a slash pairing.
10. I don't read or write het, but it's no skin off my nose if other people do.