Comment on Making Jungle History by Threshie
Nah, actually I carefully worded it to be BOOK fanart rather than movie fanart, so it's meant to be a fanwork of the original story. If people think Disney, that's due to them being exposed to "The Jungle Book" through Disney instead of reading the original material.Anyway, I usually do cite the original creator in a disclaimer, but for some reason didn't this time. I've edited it and now credit's aimed right where I intended (incidentally, removing the comment about book fanart...ah, well.)
True. But remember, the book belongs to everyone now. 
Rudyard Kipling could care less whether he owned Mogli or the others. I'm pretty sure he understands how stories really work now.
Rudyard Kipling could care less whether he owned Mogli or the others. I'm pretty sure he understands how stories really work now.
Hey, he may have died and left it in the hands of others, but his mind is the one that invented it first, right? I hope someday people will show my fiction the same respect.
I'm not exactly worried about him getting mad at me from beyond the grave for not crediting him, though.
I hope someday people will show my fiction the same respect.I'm not exactly worried about him getting mad at me from beyond the grave for not crediting him, though.
That's the idea of Nina Paley. Here's questionCopyright.org [link] . You will get the same respect, as long as you respect those who came before, and those who will come after you.
That's a very interesting site! Thank you for the link. 