I just went over to look at that
fan fiction survey that's whipping up a frothy kerfuffle. Didn't look at the survey itself, which I don't intend to take, just browsed the comments. ETA The survey's down now while they lick their wounds, I guess
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Now I'm one of the Teletubbies and Laa-Laa is my name.
Okay, I did get a chance to read the original questions and this guy is soooooooo stoopid (and let's not forget condescending), it's not funny. The impression I get is akin to one of those teen-focused memes (name of 3rd grade teacher? for real?) that are juvenile in both intent and execution.
I hope than any publisher that was going to shell out big bucks for this tripe (and not the Julia Child yummy recipe type) will notice and tell them to take a hike.
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"Gail Ross, President of the Gail Ross Literary Agency, says that each of her new projects must meet two criteria: it must make her daughters proud, and it must offset their college educations."
I don't know how "Netporn" is going to offset her daughters' college educations (whatever that means) but I bet she thinks it's going to PAY for her daughters' educations.
I can't IMAGINE how it's going to make her daughters PROUD.
Sigh. Bad research too often finds an audience. I hope this stuff doesn't.
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See me symapthize ;-))
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Laurie
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"Rule 34" is a reference to this XKCD toon.
ETA: Oh, wait, there is Social Rule 99.1.
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I have just spent far too long reading through some comments. It was sort of addictive - in the same way that watching a train wreck is. *g*
Seeing some of the 'organiser's' replies, I got a strong picture of a half-cocked undergraduate honours thesis.
I hate that I have to go to work today, because I could have spent a couple of hours looking at this. Heee.
Thanks for the link. *wanders off, still slightly awed*
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