[ SECRET POST #6063 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6063 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think they've got the right idea, nonny. And it's not over "their stance on IP law," it's over their thinking "pay me" encroaching in yet another area of fandom is tolerable.

"Because I want to make money off another author's story" has to be the worst argument against copyright I've ever heard in my life. There are a lot of excellent arguments that copyright has only ever enriched distributors and it's become a way for publishers to swindle authors out of a living wage, but if some random grifter's dream of being paid for fanfic writing were to make it in front of a judge, I'll bet you that just would re-enshrine legal protection for copyright for the next half century.

[(Anonymous)]

But isn't this already a thing in fandom? Fanartists charge commissions all the time, dont they?

[(Anonymous)]

Other people have addressed "but fanartists" repeatedly upthread. You apparently just don't feel like listening or taking any of their points seriously.