Now I know a lot of us just find images, save them and don't say where we find them, too much work, right? With general images, that's not that bad. With avatars/icons...some people would appreciate if tu did credit them. My main problem with noticing the crediting is in fan Art.

fan Art isn't just a foto o picture created por someone for tu to just take and claim as your own. It's something someone has created themselves. A lot of people have to put hideous water marks on their work after a while if people see it as a grab and take situation.

All it takes is when tu find the picture add it straight to fanpop and have the page still up of who it belongs to. Write their name/screen name and what site it's from and this can clear up a lot of awkward preguntas of "did tu make this?" and unhappiness of people finding their work uncredited on other sites.

Just something tu should think about when tu post fan Art siguiente time. Thanks :)

OK, OK, so I realize I'm a couple months late for the actual one año anniversary of the site launch (to anyone outside of the staff), but I still can't let it pass without notice. So I challenge you, the fanpop fan, to write a little something about fanpop, to mostrar your appreciation for this site that we've come to know and love.

Since this is the first time we've done one of these things, I'm suggesting haiku to start, because it's short, easy, and most everyone knows how to do it.

However, in case anyone does not remember how haiku works, here's a quick primer. In English, it's simple: a line with five syllables, then a line of seven syllables, then a last line of five syllables. No other structure is necessary.

Here's an illustrative example of the form:

One two three four five
Two three four five through seven
Seven eight nine ten

...which has nothing to do with fanpop. tu can do better, can't you?