[ SECRET POST #6014 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6014 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think that AO3 should take a copyright case all the way to the Supreme Court. Mainly because I would laugh so hard when this SCOTUS slammed them down so hard in favor of family values and traditional interests, that would be fucking hilarious day. There is a reason AO3 has suddenly got a lot less combative over stripping creators of their copyrights lately, it is because they know they would lose hard. Creators should have the right to decide whether they want fanfic or not allowed, and if someone creates fanfic then the copyright should remain with the original property creator. And SCOTUS believes that too, as AO3 knows.

[(Anonymous)]

Um. No, that's not how copyright works....

[(Anonymous)]

Er... copyright has never worked like that? Intellectual property law =/= copyright law.

[(Anonymous)]

You cannot "strip a creator of their copyright" by writing fanfiction. It's just not at all possible, never has been. If someone creates fanfic, the copyright of the original work does indeed stay with the original creator, always has. If I write Marvel fic, Marvel very much does still own the copyrights to those characters whether they approve of fanfic or not, and I have no idea why you think that's not the case.

[(Anonymous)]

Don’t argue with Anne Rice’s ghost.

[(Anonymous)]

And the award for most confused and nonsensical take of the day goes to...