An ethical question

[nocturnus33]

There is an author whose fics I like: Josan

She haven't been around in 9 years. Some of her fics are at an Angelfire web page she hasn´t updated since 2006. Most of her work are at both her live journals blogs josanpq

  or tales_of_josan , which were last updated during  2008. This worried me, since Livejournal announced last month that bloggers who didn't accept the new ToS will see their blogs deleted in six more months. I'd try to contact Josan through her mail but the adress was not found. (See Termination of Inactive Accounts by Administration )**

I'd been thinking about moving her fics to A03 acknowledging her authorship and the reasons why I'm posting them in another site, but I'm of two minds about it. I wasn't Josan's friend and I have no idea about her thoughts on a topic like this. I just know she stop updating but she never withdrew her fics from where she post it.

I'd seem so beautifull fics lost through the years because the site in which they were posted were shut down. It will sadden me to lost this ones too. Should I save her fics at A03?

Please share your thoughts on this.

 

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Comments

[nocturnus33]

I can imagine just stepping away from something like that. I used to homeschool my kids and have a very popular blog about the experience. Keep in mind that in latin America, homeschool is not as common as in the USA, in Chile is a very rare occurrence.
When my kids re-enter schooling I thought of deleting but then, a lot of people seek advice, read, comment and contact each other through my blog. So, I just say a goodbye letter and leave. I'm not interested in it, but I know people enjoy it, so...