"For what do we live, but to make sport for our neighbours, and laugh at them in our turn?"
Now, now, dirty girls, the wanking in question is
Fandom_Wank . I've spent far too much time reading the backlog of wanking that happened before I knew there was a place dedicated to mostly to having lolz at the sound and fury that is life in a fandom. Some
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'Plagiarism is not creative' - WORD. WORDWORDWORDWORDWORD. Because nobody ever needs to pass off ideas/words as their own. Cassie Claire's LoTR stories *are* funny and well-written. That's what makes it sick. She has creativity. She is a good writer [though that HP shit - ugh!]. I just think she's got a shitty moral compass and that inspires a sizeable helping of disgust in me. /preaching.
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*shrug* Vast portions of fandom are severely lacking in the moral compass department. I'm usually more bothered by fans who post other people's real names or cause intentional drama than by those who've done something stupid in their fanfic.
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If we're talking quirks, then Bridget Jones pulls huge amounts of stuff from Adrian Mole [who was the first diary-writing figure to break into the lit market]. Not the unfinished sentences, but that slightly pathetic focus on the self and on certain objects/people, like Adrian's obsession with his spots [pimples].
I think what rijane is referencing is an alarming view that *it's OK to plagiarise if...* in the fandom. Once you've been *caught* doing it, there should be a social price to pay.
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