Hm.

[bubosquared]

minette asked a good question. Cause, you know. I actually had morer moral dilemma's about writing FPS than about RPS. Because RPS is really just sharing fantasies everyone has about celebrities, while FPS is taking someone else's creation and playing with them. It feels creepy, even still does sometimes, like I'm reaching inside someone's mind and stealing what's there and using it for my own pleasure and then putting it back without said person noticing. RPS, though? That's just me indulging in my own private fantasies.

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[absolutelyvile.livejournal.com]

It could be a pensive song... you could contemplate the whiskey. How did it get in the jar? What type of jar is it? Why does it matter if there is whiskey in the jar- the protaganist is in jail! He can't have whiskey!

[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Rox, you are insane. But I hart you anyway.

Have a list of actors, etc who tolerate RPS being written about them?

[partly-bouncy.livejournal.com]

http://writersu.s5.com/law/policy.html has a list of some actors who don't mind fan fiction being written about them. a lot of people make the default assumption that no one tolerates it...

perhaps if you had a list of people who tolerated it?

Re: Have a list of actors, etc who tolerate RPS being written about them?

[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Hey, good idea! Wouldn't know where to start, though.