[ SECRET POST #5476 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5476 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

No, I think people should learn about AO3 and that it doesn't then own copyright on your work like Wattpad does.

[(Anonymous)]

Didn't know that about Wattpad! Yeesh.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but you don't own it either with AO3. They believe everything should be made public domain at time of publication.

[(Anonymous)]

... not even Cory Doctorow, who has published works under a creative commons license, believes that, and he's not affiliated with Ao3.

Tell you what, why don't you print, bind, and sell copies of the Temeraire series, the Scholomance series, Uprooted, and Spinning Silver, and see how fast Naomi Novik shuts you down?

I think you're either trolling, misunderstand what Ao3 actually stands for, or both. Allowing fanworks=/=taking creative control away from writers, wtf.

[(Anonymous)]

It's a troll. A really stupid troll. It's been shitting out terrible takes about copyright for ages now.

[(Anonymous)]

Literally nobody thinks this. Even a Creative Commons license isn't the same thing as public domain.