Woot! Great article about how plagiarism is dealt with when in conjunction with fanfiction!

This website is a spinoff of another harry potter fanfic site (one that I have also bookmarked) that contains stories about specific characters.

This website is another of the "elite" Harry Potter fanfiction sites. It prides itself on not accepting "each and every" fanfic written.

This website is useful for fanfic writers in that it is a site where beta readers congregate--all an author must do is contact one of the betas from this site in order to proof a fanfic.

This article might prove useful to those working on Fan Fiction. The beta readers are useful for another set of eyes on a particular work, though they are not always used. FanFiction.net does have betas for authors to contact, but does not automatically provide them. If they did, the quality of the site might be improved.

I kept thinking of WIkipedia during the discussion about online anonymity and the idea that "anyone" can edit a page. This article gives information about the Reliability and Quality of sources and information, though also linking to pages where a person can find the style guide to keep wikipedia articles looking the same.

Good article explaining what authors support/don't support fanfic, and their stipulations for fans writing about their work.

Article about fanfic and certain types of story lines, including slash. Haven't read whole article yet.

This is the disclaimer for sycophanthex.com, the Harry Potter universe of fanfic.

This is the one "elite" fanfic site that supposedly reads all entries before posting, thus weeding out other writings.

This article gives a popular author's feelings about fanfiction.

I have not read the entire article, but believe that this article will help explain more of the fans' views and reader responses to fanfiction.

I thought this website gave a good overview of how to write a fanfiction. Though it focuses mainly on Sailor Moon fanfics, it give a good explanation of what fanfiction entails.

Going through the Tenner article today got me thinking about copyright on the web. Dr. Gouge went over this site with us in Editing last semester.

I spend a lot of time here, and would like to touch upon fanfic in my project. I'm looking to see if they have a specific disclaimer for the site. Individual authors cite the original author/s at the beginning/end of the new work.