Neil Clarke
Not much... perhaps the time a friend and I discovered the remains of a human skeleton in the woods of the university we graduated from. Campus security didn't believe us and was extremely squeamish about the whole thing. The spine had a metal rod in it, so it was clearly stolen from the biology department and later dumped in the woods. Some animals got at it, so there were bones scattered around the area. This later turned into a campus legend about a body being found in the woods.
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Neil Clarke:
This is a question I haven't been able to get a clear answer on, and I figured that you of all people, having edited Upgraded, might be able to shed some light on this. The word 'droid' is trademarked by Lucasfilm. Is it therefore likely that an author who uses that word liberally in their own work would be sued? I'm wondering what consequences one might expect for something like that.
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