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  • I think the problem (and the explosiveness) comes when authors try to put some universal moral imperative on Why Fanfiction is a Dirty, Wrong Thing and Why Good Fans Don't Do It. The first is a policy decision that's well within the author's right to make.

    A Few More Last Words grrm 2010

  • Fanfiction is not considered sufficiently transformative because it's basically unlicensed tie-in/spin-off fiction.

    Fanfiction Hal Duncan 2010

  • Fanfiction is not considered sufficiently transformative because it's basically unlicensed tie-in/spin-off fiction.

    Archive 2010-05-01 Hal Duncan 2010

  • **** Fanfiction is also interesting because it is in its purest form self-indulgent art.

    hark! is that the sound of a lasagna noodle being laid on a bed of ricotta cheese? cupidsbow 2007

  • Fanfiction is neither of the latter two, but it does generally fall into the "copy" category by directly reusing those characters and settings.

    Archive 2006-05-01 Hal Duncan 2006

  • Fanfiction is a dodgy term, I'd say, a bit woolly and vague.

    The Fanfiction Kerfuffle Hal Duncan 2006

  • Fanfiction is no different, readers scroll through a list looking at the banners and reading the summaries.

    Five Easy Questions, shade, Part Two 2006

  • Fanfiction is neither of the latter two, but it does generally fall into the "copy" category by directly reusing those characters and settings.

    The Fanfiction Kerfuffle Hal Duncan 2006

  • Fanfiction is very big, and anyone who discredits it, I think, doesn't have their finger on the modern pulse.

    Love and Obsessiveness 2006

  • Fanfiction is a dodgy term, I'd say, a bit woolly and vague.

    Archive 2006-05-01 Hal Duncan 2006

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