[ SECRET POST #2623 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2623 ⌋

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Comments

[feotakahari]

I'm not sure I agree with the statement that deconstructions are very different from the original, but you don't really seem interested in this argument, so I'll back off. Sorry.

[forgottenjester]

It's just that's we're arguing about something that we, in general, agree on. You have said nothing I disagree with. Nothing. So I'm confused and a bit frustrated. I don't want to sound mean. Sorry. I just don't like arguing over something if the person I'm arguing with agrees with me and I with them. Because then it's not arguing. It's agreeing with someone in a very antagonistic manner. Which is really only funny if it's intentional.

As for deconstructions, well, that gets into the argument/question of "What is an adaptation and what is a work that is merely inspired by something else?" I honestly spent an entire quarter in college going over that question/debate so I can tell you truthfully, there is no right answer. There probably never will be. Adaptations are all about person feelings of "is it different enough?" and that's never going to be answered the same way by two different people. It's a feeling we get. It's an opinion. Unfortunately laws can be based on these opinions. I find these laws tend to be shaky, grey, and normally ill-suited for actual use.