hey podfic, hey art, hey whatever
Jul. 11th, 2012 07:26 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jlhThe funny thing about the blanket permissions for someone to make work off one's own work is that it seems egotistical, as if you're saying, "Why yes, I am indeed enough of a BNF/popular writer that people are clamoring, I say, clamoring, to make me art and podfic!" I finally got around to putting up my statement the other week and then this came up:
and that led me back to this, which was posted a year ago:
So if anyone knows if there's a Trek listing? I know there's a panfandom listing at fanlore that I think I'll be added to, but not sure if there's a similar-to-these Trek entry someplace.
Anyway, my blanket permission:
You do not need to ask my permission to remix, podfic, translate, create art for or create any secondary fanwork of any fanwork I have posted. Anything you produce in turn should feature a link back to my work and credit me by name, and you should also share the link to your work with me! It will serve two purposes: keep me abreast/informed, and make me really happy. I'd absolutely love to know about it.
And now after that alarming burst of ego gratification I will go back to my general coping mechanism for managing my expectations in fandom, which is to tell myself with mantra-like regularity that no one cares about my stupid fanfic.
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and that led me back to this, which was posted a year ago:
So if anyone knows if there's a Trek listing? I know there's a panfandom listing at fanlore that I think I'll be added to, but not sure if there's a similar-to-these Trek entry someplace.
Anyway, my blanket permission:
You do not need to ask my permission to remix, podfic, translate, create art for or create any secondary fanwork of any fanwork I have posted. Anything you produce in turn should feature a link back to my work and credit me by name, and you should also share the link to your work with me! It will serve two purposes: keep me abreast/informed, and make me really happy. I'd absolutely love to know about it.
And now after that alarming burst of ego gratification I will go back to my general coping mechanism for managing my expectations in fandom, which is to tell myself with mantra-like regularity that no one cares about my stupid fanfic.
