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July 27th, 2008
10:23 pm
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fabu: Meta on meta (how recursive can you get?) - Even if a specific post inspires a line of thought, I don't think those who pursue that thought for their own purposes owe anything to the original poster; there's no obligation to link, to not link, to notify the original poster, etc. -
- hector_rashbaum: Airing - My initial thought was "holy shit I am a douche". And I owe OutedFan another, sincere apology...Where it stands today: For voicing my disapproval of her behavior,... I was defriended. For attempting to un-out somebody who had already been un-outed once, -
- ravenbell: On writing stuff and privacy - n addition to the expectation of dissociation that pseudonyms create, they also make it so much easier for people to interact, to speak their minds, to be honest, and to take chances. It takes away all the preconceived notions. How old you are. Where you -
- cluegirl: Thoughts Contingent on the Addictive Nature of Comparisons - The creating, and the selling must become separate. Just as the creating must become separate from the viewing. The artist and the audience can connect through the art itself, but the pandering does not help. It can only cheapen, it can only render what I -
- ithiliana: "Don't know much about history" (Art Garfunkle)! - I find her usage of the term "false history" to be bizarre: for one thing, it assumes that there is a "true" history[...] at least one person I know was told her outing would not be removed from the wiki because it would not be true to history. -
- amireal: I haven't said much about the partly_bouncy - I am not ashamed of what I do, but I'm realistic about the world I live in. Debate it all you want, but I can come up with five non fannish reasons why someone would want to remain anonymous on the internet without even trying -
- thombron: [in fanwriting] why write tv or film fanfic? - Is the process of writing about someone who is embodied for us on screen any different from writing about a character who we have to imagine/visualise for ourselves? Is anything lost in translation when we try to describe in writing how someone sounds -
- author_by_night: Harry Potter? That was the kid with the funky scar I used to read about, right? - the books are over, and things are different. There's the people still holding on, half hoping there will, someday, be another wizarding world related work from Jo. There's the people who still like the books enough, but who have moved on -
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