Some people seem to have very strange ideas of what constitutes a disclaimer. For instance:
"This never happened ... probably ... or it might have done ... actually it did, it's all true."
Uhuh. Right.
"I do not own [insert names of real people here]. They belong to themselves."
Yeah, you've got the wrong end of the stick here, haven't you? As far as I know, RPS writers have never been in much danger of being sued for slavery.
"This [story about other people's fictional characters] never happened."
Again -- wrong end of the stick.
"This belongs to me, don't steal it."
*backs slowly away*
"This never happened ... probably ... or it might have done ... actually it did, it's all true."
Uhuh. Right.
"I do not own [insert names of real people here]. They belong to themselves."
Yeah, you've got the wrong end of the stick here, haven't you? As far as I know, RPS writers have never been in much danger of being sued for slavery.
"This [story about other people's fictional characters] never happened."
Again -- wrong end of the stick.
"This belongs to me, don't steal it."
*backs slowly away*
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I don't think so. *delete*
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And I get bored with disclaimers, so I write random things. Though my current default is "Not mine, not true, not worth a lawsuit."
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Well, that certainly seems to cover all eventualities. :)
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Hm, yeah. Doesn't bode well, does it?
Apart from anything else, if you're going to go round making things up about people (and I certainly seem to be making a bit of a habit of it) then surely it's only good manners to stick a disclaimer in there somewhere. [/twisted logic]
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*looks very hard in the opposite direction*
I don't know what you mean, I'm sure.