doubleofive said:

TV's Frink said:

http://digital-fanedits.com/services/help

Relevant to our interests:

Once a fanedit is put to a usable medium, it meets the legal definition of a bootleg. Contrary to what other fanedit websites may want you to believe, there is nothing you can do as a movie consumer to change this fact. It is for this reason that fanedits must never be sold, bought, or associated in any way with trade and commerce. Sadly, there are established fanedit websites that defy this principle every day by using their content to attract advertising revenue. The Digital Fanedits website is 100% commercial free--both in principle and in practice.

In keeping with these legal and ethical interpretations, fan-editors are not permitted to accept payments or other financial gifts in connection with their work. We can cite the author of Star Wars: Revisited as a perfect model for how not to conduct yourself as a fan-editor. Digital Fanedits has a zero tolerance mandate for fan-editors who solicit donations into PayPal accounts to subsidize their projects.

lol
Good for them?

Not sure.... But humorous to me.