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Subject: No more parodies about other parody authors...
The Merry&Pippin thing has run it's course, and people are finding the "no attack parodies" rule a little confusing as a result. It's easier to just enforce the rule as "no attack parodies about other parody authors". In general, if you don't follow the site on a regular basis, I'm sure the parodies about other parody authors, appear pretty meaningless.
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
Yeah, I noticed that the submission rules page has been altered. It used to be "no attack parodies about other authors" but now it says "no parodies about other parody authors" period. Which is a bummer, no more tributes. Oh well, fun while it lasted :)
http://www.amiright.com/parody/submitting.shtml
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
We can still write parodies attacking public figures, right? otherwise the site submission rate will go waaaaaay down
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
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We can still write parodies attacking public figures, right? otherwise the site submission rate will go waaaaaay down
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It's already gonna go waaaaay down without the Malcolm parodies about Merry and Pippin... but he better keep writing more parodies like "Blood Bank" :)
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
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The Merry&Pippin thing has run it's course, and people are finding the "no attack parodies" rule a little confusing as a result. It's easier to just enforce the rule as "no attack parodies about other parody authors". In general, if you don't follow the site on a regular basis, I'm sure the parodies about other parody authors, appear pretty meaningless.
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this means no more songs about parodies either?
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
and i was going to do one about Rice and Watt :(
i mean, what if it's in a positive light? tributes are nice, it's like: you're good enough and popular enough so here's something nice for you.
oh well...:'(
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and i was going to do one about Rice and Watt :(
i mean, what if it's in a positive light? tributes are nice, it's like: you're good enough and popular enough so here's something nice for you.
oh well...:'(
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I was actually working on a tribute to myself...dont ask why...but it was good...Im gonna miss writing about Merr-Pippen and Malcolm...and I was even planning a new "Amiright Rhapsody" to update from teh old one...but I cant do any of it any more...
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
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We can still write parodies attacking public figures, right? otherwise the site submission rate will go waaaaaay down
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those are still fine
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
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this means no more songs about parodies either?
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you know, my biggest concerns are this:
1) Parodies about other parody authors, only appeal to other parody authors. This means, anyone who isn't a site regular, doesn't get it.
2) Legal issue (isn't that what things always come down to). Parodies attacking private individuals could be considred slander. It's ok to critisize public officials in the name of parody.
Tribute parodies are ok I guess, so long as things don't get out of hand. I'm trying not to make the site too clique-ish.
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
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Tribute parodies are ok I guess, so long as things don't get out of hand. I'm trying not to make the site too clique-ish.
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ok quick question. am working on a song i call "Writer's Block" a parody to eminem "hailies song", but on the line i start to rap heres the first two lines:
Man and if I could write, I'd keep writing just like William Tong
If I could think the thoughts, I'd have close to five hundred songs
is this ok. am, not bashing him since he's on top of the list. and i think any new person that comes here and clicks the link should get it. its not that hard
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
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ok quick question. am working on a song i call "Writer's Block" a parody to eminem "hailies song", but on the line i start to rap heres the first two lines:
Man and if I could write, I'd keep writing just like William Tong
If I could think the thoughts, I'd have close to five hundred songs
is this ok. am, not bashing him since he's on top of the list. and i think any new person that comes here and clicks the link should get it. its not that hard
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yeah, that's fine..
I don't know, I guess the rule is too restrictive..
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
i guess i got another new quick question .... can we write a parody together with another artist dissing each other on the same song if they want to?
Subject: Re: No more parodies about other parody authors...
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you know, my biggest concerns are this:
1) Parodies about other parody authors, only appeal to other parody authors. This means, anyone who isn't a site regular, doesn't get it.
2) Legal issue (isn't that what things always come down to). Parodies attacking private individuals could be considred slander. It's ok to critisize public officials in the name of parody.
Tribute parodies are ok I guess, so long as things don't get out of hand. I'm trying not to make the site too clique-ish.
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one more thing, I take it updating "amiright rhapsody" and submitting it would be considered a parody about other authors, right?