R'uh, r'oh!

[foxmonkey]

First, scot_tyjust posted some good news straight from Mama Chasez's lips. Woohoo!

In other news, I wouldn't want to be in FictionLyn's shoes. From here. Someone questioned the legality of the infamous "FictionLyn-approved!" CD O' Fic on sale at eBay. Someone else suggested contacting Gerri, from the NSync fanclub.

Gerri was emailed. Gerri has contacted NSync's lawyers about the CD O' Fic and Copyright Violations (name, images and such).

Say it with me kids: How stupid can you get?

Comments

[demrepic.livejournal.com]

I have discussed this with my legal freak friends before and rps fan fic is probably amoung the safest of fan activities. As long as you say it isn't real somewhere, it would hard to even sue anyone for libel. Photo manips and vids are much more vunerable to some type of prosecution. Along with downloadable music and media files.

Also we pretty much know that people involved in most of our fandoms know about fan fic, and they don't care (unless they are George Lucas). What is different here is at the girl was trying to make money off of it. They are not going to like that at all.

[foxmonkey.livejournal.com]

What is different here is at the girl was trying to make money off of it. They are not going to like that at all.

Exactly. Fen with brains bend over backwards to make sure the Powers That Be know we *aren't* in this for profit, just fun. And then this. Ai carumba.

[saturn92103.livejournal.com]

That's exactly what I was thinking. There's a pretty good reason that everyone and their mother notes "no profit made," or something along those lines, on their fic pages.

[lemniskate.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I'm not worried about the legal aspect, really, just mostly my comfort level if it comes out that they know about it and aren't happy about it, etc. which is a silly thing, I imagine they'd ignore it completely, as long as it's not costing them money, but I don't want like, picture sites or places like nsyncland to get into trouble (or disappear ;))