Hi,
Yes, technically all fan fiction is in violation of most ULAs and
copyrights. However, as I said most don't go around rounding up those
though who create fan fiction.
Specifically, if you read the Star Wars end user license it is very
strongly worded saying that any fan fiction if discovere
Some of my audio project sites actually ask the authors if their books can be
directly translated as semi fan fiction type thingies.
At darkerprojects.com the falcon banner series is one such load thats being
done.
The book is good the series is better.
At 01:45 p.m. 12/05/2007, you wrote:
>Hi,
Hi,
Yeah, it is not uncommon for an author, developer, etc to prohibit fan
fiction but it is so huge that it is nearly impossible to stop, and even
if it was not it would take a supreme effort. So much so they would
never get real work done.
Yohandy wrote:
> Well there are a few authors who for
oundtracks, game art,
etc, go here.
http://gh.ffshrine.org?r=16426
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From: "Christopher Bartlett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2007 8:14 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fan fiction and copyrights.
>
As a note, while doing research for a project at work, I came to the
conclusion that fan fiction is technically a violation of copyright,
irrespective of the intention to make money or not, as falls under
the right to control how one's characters are portrayed and/or
used. In practice, as Thom
Hi Nicol,
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I learnt something new today. So if I understand the members' correctly,
the south African harry potter stories which are different from the
original jk rowling books is fan fiction and there's nothing wrong with
fan fiction?
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Generally, as long as the fan fiction mate
