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2009-10-04T02:48:14Z

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	:We also know that Hasbro employees are legally obligated to avoid reading fanfic and similar unsolicited/unlicensed derivative fiction. First, TF fanfic is technically illegal, as it uses Hasbro's intellectual property without a license. If someone at Hasbro were to acknowledge a fanfic existed, their legal department would be obliged to do something about it. Second, there's always a chance that Hasbro will approve a fictional development or toy design that resembles something in a fanfic. If someone at Hasbro admits reading a fanfic, and then any ideas within it happen to turn up within Hasbro's official product, they risk the fanfic author suing them. So, uh...try another question?--[[User:Apcog\|Apcog]] 03:10, 3 October 2009 (EDT)		:We also know that Hasbro employees are legally obligated to avoid reading fanfic and similar unsolicited/unlicensed derivative fiction. First, TF fanfic is technically illegal, as it uses Hasbro's intellectual property without a license. If someone at Hasbro were to acknowledge a fanfic existed, their legal department would be obliged to do something about it. Second, there's always a chance that Hasbro will approve a fictional development or toy design that resembles something in a fanfic. If someone at Hasbro admits reading a fanfic, and then any ideas within it happen to turn up within Hasbro's official product, they risk the fanfic author suing them. So, uh...try another question?--[[User:Apcog\|Apcog]] 03:10, 3 October 2009 (EDT)
	Sorry.[[User:TFgirl\|TFgirl]] 18:59, 3 October 2009 (EDT)		Sorry.[[User:TFgirl\|TFgirl]] 18:59, 3 October 2009 (EDT)
			:Eh, learn as you go. No great harm done.--[[User:Apcog\|Apcog]] 22:48, 3 October 2009 (EDT)

TFgirl: /* Q&A Question */

2009-10-03T22:59:59Z

Q&A Question

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	We already know that Hasbro's going to have a [http://www.thetransformers.net/hasbro-announces-new-transformers-cartoon/ new TF cartoon on their new network in 2010], so you might want to spend your question on something else. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 20:54, 2 October 2009 (EDT)		We already know that Hasbro's going to have a [http://www.thetransformers.net/hasbro-announces-new-transformers-cartoon/ new TF cartoon on their new network in 2010], so you might want to spend your question on something else. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 20:54, 2 October 2009 (EDT)
	:We also know that Hasbro employees are legally obligated to avoid reading fanfic and similar unsolicited/unlicensed derivative fiction. First, TF fanfic is technically illegal, as it uses Hasbro's intellectual property without a license. If someone at Hasbro were to acknowledge a fanfic existed, their legal department would be obliged to do something about it. Second, there's always a chance that Hasbro will approve a fictional development or toy design that resembles something in a fanfic. If someone at Hasbro admits reading a fanfic, and then any ideas within it happen to turn up within Hasbro's official product, they risk the fanfic author suing them. So, uh...try another question?--[[User:Apcog\|Apcog]] 03:10, 3 October 2009 (EDT)		:We also know that Hasbro employees are legally obligated to avoid reading fanfic and similar unsolicited/unlicensed derivative fiction. First, TF fanfic is technically illegal, as it uses Hasbro's intellectual property without a license. If someone at Hasbro were to acknowledge a fanfic existed, their legal department would be obliged to do something about it. Second, there's always a chance that Hasbro will approve a fictional development or toy design that resembles something in a fanfic. If someone at Hasbro admits reading a fanfic, and then any ideas within it happen to turn up within Hasbro's official product, they risk the fanfic author suing them. So, uh...try another question?--[[User:Apcog\|Apcog]] 03:10, 3 October 2009 (EDT)
			Sorry.[[User:TFgirl\|TFgirl]] 18:59, 3 October 2009 (EDT)

Apcog at 07:10, 3 October 2009

2009-10-03T07:10:00Z

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	==Q&A Question==		==Q&A Question==
	We already know that Hasbro's going to have a [http://www.thetransformers.net/hasbro-announces-new-transformers-cartoon/ new TF cartoon on their new network in 2010], so you might want to spend your question on something else. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 20:54, 2 October 2009 (EDT)		We already know that Hasbro's going to have a [http://www.thetransformers.net/hasbro-announces-new-transformers-cartoon/ new TF cartoon on their new network in 2010], so you might want to spend your question on something else. --[[User:Jeysie\|Jeysie]] 20:54, 2 October 2009 (EDT)
			:We also know that Hasbro employees are legally obligated to avoid reading fanfic and similar unsolicited/unlicensed derivative fiction. First, TF fanfic is technically illegal, as it uses Hasbro's intellectual property without a license. If someone at Hasbro were to acknowledge a fanfic existed, their legal department would be obliged to do something about it. Second, there's always a chance that Hasbro will approve a fictional development or toy design that resembles something in a fanfic. If someone at Hasbro admits reading a fanfic, and then any ideas within it happen to turn up within Hasbro's official product, they risk the fanfic author suing them. So, uh...try another question?--[[User:Apcog\|Apcog]] 03:10, 3 October 2009 (EDT)

Jeysie: New page: ==Q&A Question== We already know that Hasbro's going to have a [http://www.thetransformers.net/hasbro-announces-new-transformers-cartoon/ new TF cartoon on their new network in 2010], so y...

2009-10-03T00:54:14Z

New page: ==Q&A Question== We already know that Hasbro's going to have a [http://www.thetransformers.net/hasbro-announces-new-transformers-cartoon/ new TF cartoon on their new network in 2010], so y...

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==Q&A Question==
We already know that Hasbro's going to have a [http://www.thetransformers.net/hasbro-announces-new-transformers-cartoon/ new TF cartoon on their new network in 2010], so you might want to spend your question on something else. --[[User:Jeysie|Jeysie]] 20:54, 2 October 2009 (EDT)

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	:We also know that Hasbro employees are legally obligated to avoid reading fanfic and similar unsolicited/unlicensed derivative fiction. First, TF fanfic is technically illegal, as it uses Hasbro's intellectual property without a license. If someone at Hasbro were to acknowledge a fanfic existed, their legal department would be obliged to do something about it. Second, there's always a chance that Hasbro will approve a fictional development or toy design that resembles something in a fanfic. If someone at Hasbro admits reading a fanfic, and then any ideas within it happen to turn up within Hasbro's official product, they risk the fanfic author suing them. So, uh...try another question?--[[User:Apcog\|Apcog]] 03:10, 3 October 2009 (EDT)		:We also know that Hasbro employees are legally obligated to avoid reading fanfic and similar unsolicited/unlicensed derivative fiction. First, TF fanfic is technically illegal, as it uses Hasbro's intellectual property without a license. If someone at Hasbro were to acknowledge a fanfic existed, their legal department would be obliged to do something about it. Second, there's always a chance that Hasbro will approve a fictional development or toy design that resembles something in a fanfic. If someone at Hasbro admits reading a fanfic, and then any ideas within it happen to turn up within Hasbro's official product, they risk the fanfic author suing them. So, uh...try another question?--[[User:Apcog\|Apcog]] 03:10, 3 October 2009 (EDT)
	Sorry.[[User:TFgirl\|TFgirl]] 18:59, 3 October 2009 (EDT)		Sorry.[[User:TFgirl\|TFgirl]] 18:59, 3 October 2009 (EDT)
			:Eh, learn as you go. No great harm done.--[[User:Apcog\|Apcog]] 22:48, 3 October 2009 (EDT)