Her disclaimer is wrong. She's saying that no one can own "universal archetypes" - which is true. But John Sheppard and Rodney McKay, the characters in her story, are not universal archetypes. They are specific characters created for a specific television show, and are owned by the creators etc. Her "I protest the notion" disclaimer, however true, is inapplicable. And it annoys me every time she uses it, because it's making a point that doesn't need to be made and isn't relevant anyway.