Major events

[Cotton Ball]

and Swebow day if you get caught taking his bacon you have to stay off for 2 days

[The Wandering Magus]

Anya Smash day, where you smash things.  SMASH THINGS.

[Dark Hooves]

HULK SMASH!

[The Wandering Magus]

ANYA SMASH!

[Cotton Ball]

And on book smarts day you get book hats and you get to eat books

[Night Pony]

A night that lasts 24 hours.

[The Wandering Magus]

A night that lasts 24 hours.

with night-themed monsters   and an Ursa Major world-scale megaquest that everypony can participate in every hour or so.

[Book Smarts]

And on book smarts day you get book hats and you get to eat books

Books don't taste like knowledge 

[The Wandering Magus]

And on book smarts day you get book hats and you get to eat books

Books don't taste like knowledge 

maybe they do in Equestria

[Pipkin]

That's definitely more likely. Unfortunately, Swebow Day would need to use Hay Bacon because ponies don't eat meat

Any staff members as much of a coffee addict as me so we can have an International Coffee day?

.....WHAT?  I'm just trying to join the conversation 

..No Anya, Tea doesn't count....

[Pinkielover123]

Raise A Barn: people build barns,the end

[confuted]

Opposite Day

[Dark Hooves]

twin day

this is where you make yourself look like somepony else

I.E. change the appearance of your pony to look like another and then try to find your twin

[The Wandering Magus]

fireworks day

[Pinkielover123]

fireworks day

Starbeam would love that 

[The Wandering Magus]

food contest!

[GoldenTerrabyte]

Yeah I'm finding all this copyright business odd.

Seeing as LoE is based in Equestria... which surely is copyrighted? So all the areas in the game are owned by Hasbro?

There's no trademark or copyright on Equestria, if I remember correctly, since it's derived from the word equestrian.

That was posted about a year ago. But I understand what you mean.

Well if anyone uses the words "Equestria" and "Girls" together, they'll be infringing on a trademarked term:

http://tsdr.uspto.gov/documentviewer?caseId=sn85804403&docId=APP20121220071033#docIndex=2&page=1

Oh, and if you have any sort of thing that even looks similar to My Little Pony franchise art, including parodies, Hasbro LLC is apparently removing those from Youtube:

http://thedailyoat.com/2013/01/16/hasbro-takes-down-friendship-is-witchcraft-others-from-youtube/

Posting of Hasbro copyrighted content is, of course, strictly forbidden:
[ Invalid YouTube link ]

For information concerning Fanfiction:

U.S. Copyright law is quite explicit that the making of what are called "derivative works" -- works based or derived from another copyrighted work -- is the exclusive province of the owner of the original work. This is true even though the making of these new works is a highly creative process. If you write a story using settings or characters from somebody else's work, you need that author's permission.

Yes, that means almost all "fan fiction" is arguably a copyright violation. If you want to publish a story about Jim Kirk and Mr. Spock, you need Paramount's permission, plain and simple. Now, as it turns out, many, but not all holders of popular copyrights turn a blind eye to "fan fiction" or even subtly encourage it because it helps them. Make no mistake, however, that it is entirely up to them whether to do that.

There is a major exception -- criticism and parody. The fair use provision says that if you want to make fun of something like Star Trek, you don't need their permission to include Mr. Spock. This is not a loophole; you can't just take a non-parody and claim it is one on a technicality. The way "fair use" works is you get sued for copyright infringement, and you admit you did copy, but that your copying was a fair use. A subjective judgment on, among other things, your goals, is then made.

http://chillingeffects.org/fanfic/faq.cgi

Note: I hereby deny any affiliation with or knowledge of the content besides the specific page linked to on the sites to which the links are directed.  The links are provided specifically for informative purposes only in regard to the legal matters stated above, and the specific pages linked to contain no illegal content and no content that breaks Forum Rules.  I am not responsible for any links FROM those specific pages.  Any links ON those pages may link to content that does not meet the above criteria.

Applejack was named after cereal... So was she sued?

[Chishio Kunrin]

Spoiler: show

Yeah I'm finding all this copyright business odd.

Seeing as LoE is based in Equestria... which surely is copyrighted? So all the areas in the game are owned by Hasbro?

There's no trademark or copyright on Equestria, if I remember correctly, since it's derived from the word equestrian.

That was posted about a year ago. But I understand what you mean.

Well if anyone uses the words "Equestria" and "Girls" together, they'll be infringing on a trademarked term:

http://tsdr.uspto.gov/documentviewer?caseId=sn85804403&docId=APP20121220071033#docIndex=2&page=1

Oh, and if you have any sort of thing that even looks similar to My Little Pony franchise art, including parodies, Hasbro LLC is apparently removing those from Youtube:

http://thedailyoat.com/2013/01/16/hasbro-takes-down-friendship-is-witchcraft-others-from-youtube/

Posting of Hasbro copyrighted content is, of course, strictly forbidden:
[ Invalid YouTube link ]

For information concerning Fanfiction:

U.S. Copyright law is quite explicit that the making of what are called "derivative works" -- works based or derived from another copyrighted work -- is the exclusive province of the owner of the original work. This is true even though the making of these new works is a highly creative process. If you write a story using settings or characters from somebody else's work, you need that author's permission.

Yes, that means almost all "fan fiction" is arguably a copyright violation. If you want to publish a story about Jim Kirk and Mr. Spock, you need Paramount's permission, plain and simple. Now, as it turns out, many, but not all holders of popular copyrights turn a blind eye to "fan fiction" or even subtly encourage it because it helps them. Make no mistake, however, that it is entirely up to them whether to do that.

There is a major exception -- criticism and parody. The fair use provision says that if you want to make fun of something like Star Trek, you don't need their permission to include Mr. Spock. This is not a loophole; you can't just take a non-parody and claim it is one on a technicality. The way "fair use" works is you get sued for copyright infringement, and you admit you did copy, but that your copying was a fair use. A subjective judgment on, among other things, your goals, is then made.

http://chillingeffects.org/fanfic/faq.cgi

Note: I hereby deny any affiliation with or knowledge of the content besides the specific page linked to on the sites to which the links are directed.  The links are provided specifically for informative purposes only in regard to the legal matters stated above, and the specific pages linked to contain no illegal content and no content that breaks Forum Rules.  I am not responsible for any links FROM those specific pages.  Any links ON those pages may link to content that does not meet the above criteria.

Applejack was named after cereal... So was she sued?

Applejack's name is also the name of a certain kind of beverage.
Besides, I'm pretty sure that, considering she's a pony, rather than a cereal, Hasbro can't get in trouble for her name.

[GoldenTerrabyte]

Ah. And there should be magic duels.

[The Wandering Magus]

bounce houses