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[alice_montrose]

More people have blogged about the Yaoi house issues, linked to previous posts, or simply passed the word along. I'll be setting up this post as a list, and update it as soon as I get wind of more (if you find one and it's not here, or if anyone objects to being listed here, please let me know

Comments

[ambers79]

I also posted on this matter http://ambers79.livejournal.com/2008/05/13/ since alot of the people reading my journal come from Kira's sites.

It is too bad that it has come down to this.

[alice_montrose]

Added the link.

I was really sad to have to do this. But I am, understandably, not happy with people attempting to fuck me over and expecting me to take it.

[ambers79]

I can understand why you are mad. It took the tantrum she has pulled with the authors of YH to stop my support of her. She throws a fit about other people taking her stories but she has no qualms about doing it to others.

[alice_montrose]

Mad is not exactly how I feel. I used to be mad when the whole "finding Jesus" episode unfolded, but not any more. I am irritated, disappointed... maybe a little betrayed by her. But I certainly consider myself more controlled than she is when it comes to tantrums. Still, acting like a snotty brat and pissing people off is never a good idea.

Besides, we didn't exactly take her stories without her permission. Anyone having read the posts since this whole soap opera began would know that she initially agreed on ghost writers continuing her work. She even said she'd provide us with the story notes, which didn't happen. And we did give her back the stories when she asked, even if we could have refused. And it's not like we cannot write our own stories, is it?

[ambers79]

I agree with you. I thought that you all did the right thing and were trying to help her out. That's what really got to me that she was whining about how everyone was taking her stories away from her, when they really weren't. Her post an the subject was more than a little harsh. Then she turns around and holds the author's, who gave her own stories back to her, works from them instead of releasing them back to their rightful owners.