That could work too.
And now all I can see is the typo in that quote.
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I’d probably start this after the holidays.
To clarify: I mean “meta characters” as in “there’s a 4th wall here?” or such, not “meta” as in super-hero. ALTHOUGH, doing a short run of shared background super-hero fluffies could be amusing. LIke @Oculusfluffy writing Supafluff or @NobodyAtAll’s whole universal setting.
Frankly, the idea of doing short, 3-month stints in a setting could be fun. Long enough to get interesting, but short enough that it ought not burn out. Don’t like it? Hey, 3 months there’s a new one. But the shelter, that one shelter, is thecommon thread.
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Sure why not ?
I am down for all of that really.
I never really viewed edits as being a problem. They were an accepted part of of the early fandom.
The only things I really would take issue with would be if someone presented an edit as being the original work or if someone failed to credit the original artist.
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For the record, I love seeing edits and spinoffs of my art, so no need to ask for permissions. 
The only times I’ve heard of edits being a problem for anyone have been when they’ve been made out of spite - and even then it should be by the general “don’t be an asshole” rule rather than anything related to edits in particular.
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I ppersonally don’t mind, but I insist on veto-power if my OC is depicted in a way I don’t like/approve of.
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Honestly, if anyone can find a way to do this, which would be difficult considering A) He’s dead and B) He’s Crimson, then take a shot cause I’m interesting to see what kinda mad bastard even wants to try that.
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Necromancy gone wrong? I dunno. I used it as a hyperbolic example since its so contrary to his character.
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