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Avocado (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} white_serpent) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} otf_wank, |
Maybe? I think that holds more when there's a "poetic justice"-type feel to it.
So, if Orson Scott Card's son (or nephew-- pick close relative of choice) came out as gay and became a big leader in GLBT issues, that would make me laugh (while also feeling a bit bad for the likely discomfort of his relative).
If Cassie Edwards or Janet Dailey were plagiarized, I'd probably snicker over that (while also feeling bad for them).
If this guy had swiped a bunch of content and posted it on his site and then had his own content swiped... yeah, I'd be pretty amused.
(But no one's saying you personally need to feel bad for him.)
So, if Orson Scott Card's son (or nephew-- pick close relative of choice) came out as gay and became a big leader in GLBT issues, that would make me laugh (while also feeling a bit bad for the likely discomfort of his relative).
If Cassie Edwards or Janet Dailey were plagiarized, I'd probably snicker over that (while also feeling bad for them).
If this guy had swiped a bunch of content and posted it on his site and then had his own content swiped... yeah, I'd be pretty amused.
(But no one's saying you personally need to feel bad for him.)
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