Disclaimer
As of Feburary 2009, since I moved into a new fandom, I've also created a writing journal. Please visit qianyuna for any further updates in fanfics, although at the moment, it seems to be only for TVXQ related stories. XD
This is a livejournal for QianYun that originally began as what it was supposed to be, a journal. However, for a while now, there have only been a smattering of posts regarding her private life and more posts containing her writings. (Yes, she is speaking about herself in third person)
Several entries in this livejournal contain fanfictions of books, anime, and other such media that are in no way claimed by her. All fanfiction is written purely as a form of entertainment and garners no monetary profit. In claiming that all writings are fanfictions, she would like to point out no matter the rating of her writing, the characters portrayed are written as just that, characters. In saying this, she does not promote pedophilia, non-consensual sex (otherwise known as rape), underage sex, violence, prejudice, or anything else that may have garnered the need to rate writing as M or NC-17. While she refuses to refrain from writing such things if she ever felt the desire to because she firmly believes that the world of fiction is one where there is no judgment nor true impact to real life, she will do her best to treat the issue as carefully and realistically as possible. Fiction is fiction and depiction of fictional characters involved in any "vulgar" acts should rarely be taken seriously except in its context. She hopes that readers and writers alike understand this and thus will continue to write whatever she feels like.
This is a general disclaimer in the face of regular suspected intellectual property infringement in the form of fanfiction and the influx of worry in the Livejournal domain concerning the impact of such fanfiction. (yes, we do write about underage sex and rape and violence and a ton of other wacky and somewhat demented topics. but no, rarely do we actually believe in the validity of such things in real life. fiction is fiction. deal with it. and if it's not possible, maybe you should start looking at censoring published books where these issues are addressed? see where that ends up. freedom of speech? what in the world is that?)
Since this will forever be the first entry in this journal and I like the style of my journal and am too crap at coding to bother, my tag page: Tag, you're It
This is a livejournal for QianYun that originally began as what it was supposed to be, a journal. However, for a while now, there have only been a smattering of posts regarding her private life and more posts containing her writings. (Yes, she is speaking about herself in third person)
Several entries in this livejournal contain fanfictions of books, anime, and other such media that are in no way claimed by her. All fanfiction is written purely as a form of entertainment and garners no monetary profit. In claiming that all writings are fanfictions, she would like to point out no matter the rating of her writing, the characters portrayed are written as just that, characters. In saying this, she does not promote pedophilia, non-consensual sex (otherwise known as rape), underage sex, violence, prejudice, or anything else that may have garnered the need to rate writing as M or NC-17. While she refuses to refrain from writing such things if she ever felt the desire to because she firmly believes that the world of fiction is one where there is no judgment nor true impact to real life, she will do her best to treat the issue as carefully and realistically as possible. Fiction is fiction and depiction of fictional characters involved in any "vulgar" acts should rarely be taken seriously except in its context. She hopes that readers and writers alike understand this and thus will continue to write whatever she feels like.
This is a general disclaimer in the face of regular suspected intellectual property infringement in the form of fanfiction and the influx of worry in the Livejournal domain concerning the impact of such fanfiction. (yes, we do write about underage sex and rape and violence and a ton of other wacky and somewhat demented topics. but no, rarely do we actually believe in the validity of such things in real life. fiction is fiction. deal with it. and if it's not possible, maybe you should start looking at censoring published books where these issues are addressed? see where that ends up. freedom of speech? what in the world is that?)
Since this will forever be the first entry in this journal and I like the style of my journal and am too crap at coding to bother, my tag page: Tag, you're It