[ SECRET POST #2706 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2706 ⌋

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Comments

Re: A rant on authors hating fan fiction

[(Anonymous)]

There's quite a difference between taking themes or ideas and writing original works versus just plain ripping off characters and settings entirely. Especially when the original works are still in progress.

I can see how people could take it as libel even if the characters are fictional. I can't imagine being a famous writer finding works of your characters raping each other or fucking people you never thought possible. Especially if they're based on people you know. At least with books, fanart might be easier to divorce from your work since visual interpretation varies.

If you like a character so much take their personality and make them your own in an original story.

Re: A rant on authors hating fan fiction

[diet_poison]

most fic writers do include a disclaimer (I mean you should include one) so it's not like they're ripping off someone's work and trying to pass it on as their own.

Re: A rant on authors hating fan fiction

[(Anonymous)]

No.