Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 21:55:00 -0600 (CST)
From: Zroh <leigh@stgenesis.org>
Subject: [seaQuest-ff] pure ff vs. derived ff
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This is actually a good idea.  I forget who suggested it but perhaps
people can add into their disclaimers that the fan fiction when it goes
off into Angst or other types of more radical seaQuest stories could place
a line in there stating the fan fiction is derived from seaQuest but may
not follow it's story line exactly.

OR there's another option.  We can start using Codes in the fan fiction to
state what type of fiction we are reading.

IE include at the end in () as many of the following that apply:

Use one of the following:

	Script - script format
	Poem - Poem format
	MV - Music Video format
	Song - Song format

Then add in any of these that apply:

	Anst - Angst
	Act - Adventure/Episodic
	Hum - Humor
	Rom - Romantic (but not X rated)	
	X - Crossover
	U - Unfinished
	P - Past
	F - Future
	ALT - Alternate Reality (items that go outside of what's already
		established - good for those exploring your "inner demons")
	NF - Not fan Fiction (general posts/chat)

Which would people prefer? I think the second grouping would make more
sense and be easier to tell in the subject line.  

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