[ SECRET POST #3212 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3212 ⌋

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Comments

[ketita]

I kind of agree with you on that. I think that legally you need to have some kind of limit, because there's this idea that the property needs to be owned by /somebody/, either the creator or their estate. Obviously a lot of that is arbitrary.
From a moral standpoint, maybe it's that while it may be 'graverobbing', you are no longer actually depriving the author of anything, because they're not around to enjoy it themselves anyway.

Humanity has always had types of derivative works and such, and I do think that in the greater scheme of things having a combination of allowing some forms of reinterpretation of stories while still protecting authors' rights is good.

[sarillia]

Ah right, I forgot to put myself in the mindset where fanfiction is depriving the creator of something. It's easy for me to forget since personally I would love to see fanfiction of my own stories. It would be fascinating to see what traits of the characters get exaggerated and who gets turned into a woobie and who gets demonized and everything.

[diet_poison]

I'm not an author, but if I were, I think I'd feel the same way. It'd be super fun. It'd give another dimension of life to my characters, seeing how they're interpreted by other people and what stories they can come up with.