#polygon.com

[wishicouldgetausername]

Himb

[yes-i-am-happyaspie]

This polygon.com article is a really good overview of who should and who should not be promoting struck content.

What I took from it is that, at this time, there are no calls for any boycotts; just support. Unless you are considered to be an influencer and/or you aspire to join SAG-AFTRA and/or WAG in the future, it is okay to create and share casual content. Your fanfiction, fan art, and cosplays are not replacing any union jobs. The article also makes a point of saying that whether you feel comfortable creating fan content during these strikes is a very personal decision. But it's important to note that those who do choose to continue creating casual fan content are not crossing picket lines.

The article closes with this message:

AT THE END OF THE DAY… Remember: The studios benefit from confusion about these rules. When in doubt, listen to what the official union channels are saying. Some individual members may say stuff that contradicts the guidance, but you can check out the official SAG-AFTRA and WGA websites to verify any information. Right now, the best way to support the striking workers is to donate to strike funds and show solidarity on social media.

[cloisteried]

they are gender

[whathellyeahwhat]

steely dan the lug wrench man

[themaskofreason]

this is by far my favourite clip of all time

[ecstasydemon]

learned after effects and so i can fulfill my 2019 desire for more pat gill edits

[sageandforest]

No one will see this but it is vital for people to know that I wrote about Brian David Gilbert’s Unraveled series in an essay that got me into the college I’m going to. Which is wild for multiple reasons

[theyahoowizard]

I watch this clip when I’m having a bad day because literally all you can hear is the triumphant sound of the Brothers McElroy losing their shit