They seem to have operated it as they did their FanLib corporate sponsored gigs for The L-Word and so on. Which brings up something interesting.
Although FanLib folded, the nuts and bolts of the business, the my2centences "crowd writing" software, is still their property. It makes me wonder if they wanted to dump the name FanLib, since that was permanently associated with their failed fanfic venture, and continue on under another name. I've been wondering about this since they closed the FanLib website.
FanLib getting into amateur moviemaking is not wholly a surprise, considering one of FanLib's moves towards the end was to host fan vids.
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Date: 2008-10-22 06:57 pm (UTC)Although FanLib folded, the nuts and bolts of the business, the my2centences "crowd writing" software, is still their property. It makes me wonder if they wanted to dump the name FanLib, since that was permanently associated with their failed fanfic venture, and continue on under another name. I've been wondering about this since they closed the FanLib website.
FanLib getting into amateur moviemaking is not wholly a surprise, considering one of FanLib's moves towards the end was to host fan vids.