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Okk friends I’m gonna start fazing out this blog and move permanently to my art blog
My art blog is aeitchen
PM me there if we’re mutuals and want to chat about anime/japan/life (((^u^ (moving will probably take me ages though so, like, no pressure [and i’ll reblog this when I finally do it])
Okk friends I’m gonna start fazing out this blog and move permanently to my art blog
My art blog is aeitchen
PM me there if we’re mutuals and want to chat about anime/japan/life (((^u^ (moving will probably take me ages though so, like, no pressure [and i’ll reblog this when I finally do it])
just gonna leave this here
My Angry Son in Ep. 08 (=ↀωↀ=)✧
I could never figure out where the audio player was for Haikyuu web radio BUT i just found it!! it’s the gray bar under the image it loads a little audio player and FUCKK I HAD NO IDEA FOR THE 2 1/2 YEARS I’VE BEEN LISTENING TO IT ON NICODOUGA INSTEAD *rage tears*
Wondering what a call to Congress actually sounds like? We got you.
If you’re on this website (or a human alive today) there’s a really good chance you’re afraid to call your Senator/Representative because you don’t know how the phone call will go. We’re trying to remove some of the mystery around calling your elected representative to show you a few different examples of first time callers leaving a comment with their Congressional office. It’s so easy!
On this call, you see Victoria learning that sometimes you have to call a few different offices to get through. You should also know that if you’re not calling from a big state like New York or California, you’re much less likely to have this problem. Either way, on average even the long calls take less than five minutes. Just make sure you call during standard work hours. Take a bathroom break to make the call if you have to. Promise it won’t take too long.
Read more about how to call your congressional representative here.
Also, if you really can’t make phone calls, WRITE THEM LETTERS. they will get opened and read. Unlike sending emails, you’ll only get automated responses based on keywords picked up from your email. In letters, you can articulate your positions clearly and for how ever long you want to.
what the fuck. what the fuck did this dude make fuckin edm in a midi program. what the fuck man im losing my mind
When you walk into a club playing this, you know it’s going to be lit.
my friend is studying for the mcat and was just trying to explain to me about heat transfer and she said ‘you know, like the reason you get cold when you go outside on a freezing day is that your tiny human body is trying to warm up the entire universe’ and i think that’s the best thing i have ever heard
Headcanon: Seiseki has a team group chat, originally created for organizational purposes but
literally 80% of the talk in the chat has nothing to do with soccer because someone went off topic
someone (usually Ooshiba) makes a typo and half the team instantly responds with just the typo
Kazama only replies using memes, unless it’s super serious or Tsukushi (sometimes even then)
Tsukushi constantly sends stuff he meant to send to someone else because he keeps confusing the chats (and apologizes profusely)
Mizuki reads everything and never replies, ever (he means to, but he forgets)
Kimishita is suffering. He already turned off notifications and he’s still suffering
INSIDE JOKES
“No, we’re not changing the name of the chat. WE TALKED ABOUT THIS”
“WILL YOU GUYS STOP CHANGING THE GROUP PIC EVERY FIVE MINUTES IT’S 3 AM” “But HE keeps changing it back!” “That’s because your pic SUCKS! We’re keeping the old one!”
Shiratorizawa Week UPDATE
Vote for the Date
Hey guys! Sorry, we know it’s been a while since we’ve updated on Shiratorizawa Week but don’t worry, ITS STILL HAPPENING!!
But since we don’t know when most of you will be extremely busy (ofc we want more people being able to participate in celebrating Shiratorizawa \(≧∇≦)/), please help us vote HERE to choose the best week!!!
It would also be great if you could help us reblog this to spread the news (:
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So I took this What D&D Character Am I? quiz and for the record, I am apparently a Chaotic Neutral Paladin/Wizard (2/1), which seems about right, although I don’t love how they do alignments. (I’m feeling very “fuck the police” at the moment, so I’m unsurprised I tested Chaotic Neutral right now though.
Anyway, what about y’all? Let’s make a party.
I ran through that and got Neutral Good Elf Ranger/Sorcerer. I can work with that.
Butternut Squash Stuffed Shells with Cream Sauce
Really nice recipes. Every hour.
Show me what you cooked!
every time I see more of the ‘ao3 is evil’ crap circulating I think, ‘well, tumblr is evil too and I don’t see you stop using it’
You know, the more I think about this, the more I think the real complaint isn’t that AO3 hosts “evil” content, it’s that it doesn’t allow harassment/dogpiling of “evil” creators as easily as Tumblr. Abuse won’t remove or even re-tag a work except in a handful of very specific cases, but they will suspend or ban users for harassment, including filing repeated unfounded Abuse reports. Authors also have at least some ability to screen/block comments on works, and there’s no direct messaging system outside of commenting on works through which to pursue harassment. You can follow a creator but you can’t block them (much less encourage others to do the same). Tumblr, by contrast, generally ignores any abuse report that doesn’t involve the DMCA, and aggressive anons can and have driven bloggers off the site entirely. The fact that the same tactics are used by social justice bloggers and neo-Nazis (for instance) doesn’t matter – they’re the affordances of the site, by accident or design, and an entire fannish generation have gotten very used to performing their fannish (and moral) identity in this fashion. (I thinks it’s relevant that AO3 was designed by fandom’s LJ generation and in some respect mirrors the affordances of LJ circa 2010. Tumblr is a very different site and that, moreso than age differences, seems to be at the root of this – though of course age intersect with site experience in a non-trivial way.)
ding ding ding ding.
Ao3 requires you to police your own consumption of content. Ao3 won’t let you destroy someone’s online presence simply because you don’t like it. Ao3 won’t let you impose your own morality on other without cause. If you have issues with this, and the fact that Ao3 requires you to have responsibility and agency, then you seriously need to sit down and have a damned good long hard look at yourself.
The question I usually fail to see being answered when people bitch about the content on AO3 is - so who gets to decide?
You? Me? A committee of my friends? Of yours? Of those who have the most kudos? Of those who have no interest in fandom, but want to protect other people from dangerous content, whatever it may be? Who gets that power, and how long will they have it?
Who are you comfortable with giving the power of regulating all the content? What happens in grey areas? What happens when something you like isn’t liked by the Decider? Is there an appeal? Who gets to make the arguments for and against something?
The world is complex and there are no easy answers.
The impossibility of creating a censorship board that curates based on content is a great reason why those things don’t exist, and shouldn’t.
Certain people are screaming that AO3 is bad because it’s not a “safe space.” The real problem they have, though, is that AO3 was created to be a safe space - for writers. And it does a pretty good job of that. It was designed to be a place where writers are safe from arbitrary content rule changes, random and unwarned deletions, and abuse-report abuse (which is common on ff.net). The Four Big Warnings + CNTW system is beautiful in its fairness and simplicity.
Antis can’t take control of it. And because control-freakdom is at the heart of their “movement,” this drives them into frenzies. Good. It motivated me to dig a little deeper into my pocket to donate on the last drive. For all the pleasure AO3 has given me over the years, that’s money well spent.
#antis present themselves as seeking harm reduction#but it’s really about power and control#fandom#antis
I just laughed at this for 1 minute straight
The easiest way to wrangle cats.
