Yes, but then who owns your work? I mean, it's always been a legal black hole anyway, but just... This gives me the heebie jeebies. Do not want. Then again, ths gives rights holders a better pool of writers fr tie in novels: I saw a question asked on Grimm wiki by someone claiming to be a tie in writer who would know the answer to his question if he JUST WATCHED THE SHOW. I have this thing about fandom for profit that's probably a bad idea, but I think I'm just going to boycott the thing.
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Date: 2013-05-22 11:36 pm (UTC)Then again, ths gives rights holders a better pool of writers fr tie in novels: I saw a question asked on Grimm wiki by someone claiming to be a tie in writer who would know the answer to his question if he JUST WATCHED THE SHOW.
I have this thing about fandom for profit that's probably a bad idea, but I think I'm just going to boycott the thing.