"Fanpop is all about community and sharing. We would hate to get into turf wars and territorialism on our site, so we've decided it would be best if each club was a democratic state. Everyone gets to contribute videos, liens and images and anyone can propose artwork for a club (banners and icons). The person who creates the club just gets to kick it off for all their fellow fans to enjoy. But unfortunately, they don't win a cookie for starting it, just the gratitude of other fans around the world for representing their passion. If toi create a club, toi will be able to éditer and change the name for a limited time. This way, a user can't go and make another user a fan of "cats" one minute and "dogs" the next. toi will be able to éditer the description and suggest images for that club until it is promoted out of the pending clubs queue. To do this there is an "edit club" link under the banner. We will also be helping to éditer clubs and make sure everything is neat and tidy."
... Although I might add as an assumption that the one who starts the club also gets to decide what it is for as in define its nature and purpose to as limited extent as desired. Ie. contributing something soley about the first Lion King movie, ou the comics ou books, would be miscategorized if in this club as this is a club for/about the sequel film. Ie. 2. I started a club for Tolkien's intented version of Frodo and Sam in The Lord of the Rings and specifically defined that therefor the club is not for the gay-lovers fanfiction stuff, so I bet my boots if someone did still post some of that, it could be reported as miscategorized content and would be deleted sooner ou later par Fanpop's staff.
As in I'm pretty sure the starter gets to define the nature of the club, but doesn't really own it in the sense that doesn't hold power to literally control the contributions like a forum admin would. But instead everything goes through Fanpop's staff.
