Talk:Desiree Lee

2020-06-06T15:25:52Z

2A00:23C4:7D1C:BA01:7124:A5FE:D2AB:798: Isn't it time to drop this charade?

==The "Desiree Lee=Jim Hardiman" fiasco==
Reinstated this dubious assertion, as it is repeated ad nauseam as much and often as the furry lore of [[TDK]]=[[Eric W Schwartz]], and we have this last one archived in those entries. If thinks is not relevant or inappropriate, will delete it, but I have seen this "discussion" so many times, so many places, I thought maybe it should be mentioned.

Also, anybody know the address of the still up and running parody site mention on the article?. Thanks [[User:Spirou|Spirou]] 07:34, 24 December 2006 (UTC)

:The fact that since Jim's demise we haven't seen hair nor hide from her should be mentioned as well. {{unsigned|186.133.173.42}}

::People leave the fandom without reason or announcement (see [[Xianjaguar]]). It hasn't been that long to note. - [[User:Spirou|Spirou]] ([[User talk:Spirou|talk]]) 16:23, 2 April 2017 (EDT)

We're coming up on six years since Jim's death, and the only 'proof' we have "Desiree Lee" ever existed is the same decades-old photo and the same hazy 'recollections' by serial fabulists CigarSkunk and Jim Groat. Lee and BulletSoup were sustained and masterful fictions concocted by Hardiman, but isn't it time to drop this charade?

==Parody site==

Her parody work used to be on www.jabarchives.com, even after she left the site. It was still there until the Jab archives had server problems, and many artists had to reinstall their sites. Hers did not return. {{unsigned|Belltower}}

==Information about incident==
From [[User:Belltower|Belltower]]'s 13:26, 26 December 2006 edit:
<blockquote>From what I can recall, Desiree left the Jab archives after a conflict with the webmaster. She had designed a character, which was actually owned and registered (copyrighted) to Jim Hardiman, for use on the Jab site. (The character was intended for Desiree's "By the Tail" site). The images Desiree produced for the site were the extent of the character's involvement, but then other artists, as well as the webmaster, began portraying the character in ways it was not meant to be portrayed.<br /><br />This ticked off Desiree, and there was a big scuffle about it. In the end, the webmaster changed the site mascot to a different character, and Desiree pulled her site down. I think the February 2006 comic from her "By the Tail" site hints to this.</blockquote>

At the very least, I think this needs some wikifying before reinsertion. - [[User:DataBank|DataBank]] 21:02, 26 December 2006 (UTC)

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