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fandomsecrets2017-12-19 06:47 pm
[ SECRET POST #4003 ]
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(Anonymous) 2017-12-20 01:19 am (UTC)(link)1.) You may not be as good as you think you are at reworking an idea
2.) It's fine to do, as long as you do something unique with it that makes it yours (i.e. not wholesale lifting the whole damn thing and just changing the people involved)
3.) It is a little bit of a dick move and it's seriously discouraging as an author. It genuinely makes me want to stop writing.
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If it's just reworking ideas, sometimes the point isn't to do it better, but just wanting to see other, say, other ships in similar premise, for instance.
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(Anonymous) 2017-12-20 04:28 am (UTC)(link)Aside from the blatant ripoff, how would you have felt if the author linked your fic, stating that it inspired this fic that they wrote? More over, would you have liked the author to have contacted you to let you know?
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(Anonymous) 2017-12-20 06:09 am (UTC)(link)Imo writing a fic to 'fix' another fic is only dickish when it's my actual writing voice/narrative style that's under attack. If it's just because of some silly reason like 'I don't like this pairing' then they can have it.