Meta: Questions about FanLib's FAQ; or Who With the What Now?
ETA2:
Fan Lib has now taken their FAQ down with the following explanation:
We're currently revising our Frequently Asked Questions page. A new version will be posted soon. In the meantime, please feel free to email us at support@fanlib.com or post to the forums.
Thank you.
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While I'm not at all surprised that you declined to follow through on the dialog you invited me to participate in, I am somewhat disappointed. I have repeatedly stated that I understand how busy you must be, but I would like to put it to you that if part of your job--as presented by your company's goals--is to build a bridge between fandom and the producers of media content, you might want to take an opportunity like this to connect with some of the fan fic writers in the LJ community.
I offered you a couple of options--take one question/comment a day, or assign someone else to answer for FanLib--and I'd like to follow through on a question inalasahl raised and offer yet another option. Have you considered using either your personal LJ or an LJ community specifically created for discussion of FanLib as a bridge between FanLib and LJ fan fiction writers? I would be more than happy to friend your LJ or a comm and make sure to notify metafandom each time an oppertunity for a dialog came up.
I understand you not wanting to discuss this in one fan's LJ, although I have been doing my best to bring as many fan fiction writers to this dialog as possible. However, by the same token, I'm sure you understand why we would rather not discuss it on FanLib forums. An LJ based community would solve some of those problems.
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