Readers here shouldn’t need to be reminded that the Tolkien Estate, through its company Middle-Earth Enterprises, is known to be extremely aggressive with its enforcement of intellectual prop…
That's for lots of the flies, though, less litigious as less commercilisation. I'm fact, keeping it in the public consciousness is likely to the published benefit.
What about "Lord of the Fries"? If that one doesn't get shutdown then neither should this one.
That's for lots of the flies, though, less litigious as less commercilisation. I'm fact, keeping it in the public consciousness is likely to the published benefit.