[ SECRET POST #3342 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3342 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Depends on how much of someone's idea you are going to steal. Plagiarism is something still to be avoided in my opinion.

[(Anonymous)]

Sure. But keep in mind that no author has the monopoly on an idea and arguing that someone stole your fanfic idea is a very shaky foundation.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh I agree. But when it's something like a uniqueish idea (they do exist sometimes in fandom) or just a flat out rewrite of the same plot, in those cases I think it's at least polite to seek permission.

Plus it does still seem rude to me. Okay there is a ton of crap fic out there but someone still poured their heart and soul into it. Depending on how specific the plot we're talking about is, the idea that we're entitled to help ourselves to someone's cool concept under the smug assumption that we can do it better is very, very off color imo.