Writer's Block: Copy and paste
Mar. 3rd, 2011 06:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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It depends. Are we talking about my fan fiction or my original work?
And are we talking published in the way I publish things on here or, you know, it gets picked up by Random House?
If it were my original work and it were picked up by an actual publishing company, yeah, I'd be livid.
If it was fan fiction and picked up by an actual publishing company, I think I would be confused. Very, very confused. And a little bit pissed, of course, but mostly I'd be scratching my head.
If it were original and posted online, I would also be a bit confused, but more angry.
And if it were fan fiction and posted online, well, I would just kindly point out that I had written it first. Honestly, I don't even know that I would notice.
But if someone stole an idea that I had, yeah, I'd probably kill them. Slowly. Is it weird that the thought of someone stealing my ideas is more frustrating and infuriating than someone stealing my actual work? Perhaps. *Sharpens the knife*
It depends. Are we talking about my fan fiction or my original work?
And are we talking published in the way I publish things on here or, you know, it gets picked up by Random House?
If it were my original work and it were picked up by an actual publishing company, yeah, I'd be livid.
If it was fan fiction and picked up by an actual publishing company, I think I would be confused. Very, very confused. And a little bit pissed, of course, but mostly I'd be scratching my head.
If it were original and posted online, I would also be a bit confused, but more angry.
And if it were fan fiction and posted online, well, I would just kindly point out that I had written it first. Honestly, I don't even know that I would notice.
But if someone stole an idea that I had, yeah, I'd probably kill them. Slowly. Is it weird that the thought of someone stealing my ideas is more frustrating and infuriating than someone stealing my actual work? Perhaps. *Sharpens the knife*
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