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As the year is ending soon... this is your friendly reminder that you didn’t waste your year. any moments of happiness or comfort, any small accomplishments, they all matter. this has been a really hard year, and simply surviving is something to be proud of. 🤎
So there is a limit to how much he can alter a person’s mind before they abstract
If the first abstraction was an accident then how could I possibly remember the number of alterations to ensure I never pass the limit again…
Maybe
BY PUTTING IT
FUCKING
EVERYWHERE!!
I genuinely believe this says more than any personality test
Where are you in your sibling birth order
Only child
Oldest of 2
Youngest of 2
Oldest of 3
Middle of 3
Youngest of 3
Oldest of 4+
Middle of 4+
Youngest of 4+
funnybunny smut fic just made me worse fixed me
Is this a new AI trend or am I just extra lucky to get a comment like this on AO3
what the actual fuck
Hello???
It's AI! It's all over Reddit, but basically if they mention you being alone for Christmas, it's definitely AI. There have been HUNDREDS of comments that are just some variation of this over and over again; if you're ever wondering whether a fic comment is AI or not, check it out on Reddit, most of the posts are referencing these kinds of comments. It's fucked up, but the main theory is that recently, AO3 denied a bunch of tech bros the ability to train their AI systems on fanfic, so this is their revenge. They want you to stop writing. It's pathetic, just delete and block <3 I promise your fic is lovely!
Here's some proof of my above claims!
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And that's FAR from all of them unfortunately. But your writing is good; it's a fucking AI hatebot who wants people off of the platform. Stay strong!! I'm so sorry that happened to you
Oh thank god
I hate to think that ao3 had such vile people (sure there are some rude or entitled comments) but NOT this
Thank you so so much for this clarification
Oh look! One more reason to hate AI and to shun tech bros in every area of society!
Rolling rolling rolling rolling rolling rolling rolling rolling rolling rolling
It was indeed NOT 'dim' those lights were shining like a fucking disco.
I think that Caine actually didn't intend for Kinger to go, which is why Abel tried to talk about Kinger's mental state, so when they brought Kinger along, he did his best to keep Kinger in his crazy state.
Like look at brightness. Like yes Caine loves making entrances but just pure bright white instead of colourful lights just pushes me towards the fact since white is the brightest, it probably messes up with Kinger most.
ALSO LOOK HOW ANXIOUS HE GETS WHEN KINGER STARTS TO REMEMBER
You know what?
My ancestors would have wanted pasteurization, vaccines, antibiotics, disinfectants, birth control, psychiatric medications, pain management, anesthesia. My ancestors would have wanted to be able to keep their loved ones around longer, and not lose them too early/too soon to childbirths, injuries, bacterial infections, mental illnesses, and diseases that are curable and/or preventable in our modern day life.
Modern medicine saves lives.
The later this gets posted, the funnier it gets
People don't like to admit it bcs cringe or w/e but Homestuck really did revolutionize the webcomic as a storytelling medium and I am endlessly frustrated that before webcomic artists could really stretch our legs fucking webtoonz swooped in, set a new, more restrictive standard, and then monetized and monopolized the ever living fuck out of the concept of The Webcomic until it drove away anyone who couldn't be a professional quality manga artist for free, and now the only webcomics that actually feel like spiritual successors to Homestuck are so obscure they're basically cult classics that you have to beg people to read.
Like it's just so wild to be in high school and see Homestuck be like "we're using like fifteen different artistic mediums to tell this story bcs we can" and be really fucking inspired by that, only to grow up and see basically every webcomic ever have to conform to One Single Standard or fucking perish.
Actually, I realized my real point here: we all need to make our art weirder. Please make weird art. I want more stuff like Prequel Adventure and 17776 and MyHouse.wad and I want it now. Capitalism thrives on conformity. We must be weird at all costs.
Agree completely with OPs point above. But I think there's a second equally important side to this beyond encouraging all of us as individual artists to make weird art and break conventions and so on. When Homestuck pushed the boundaries of "webcomics" by really and truly taking advantage of the possibilities that a comic existing on the "web" opens up, the "web" itself was different. And the internet that supported that no longer exists - quite literally, as you can no longer read Homestuck as it was online. The biggest change in this case ofc being the death of Flash, but more broadly, Homestuck also came at the tail end of one era and lasted into the beginning of another: the transformation of the internet from a thousand million weird websites to 3-4 major social media platforms that absorb everything. Plus the massive shift to mobile devices as the way most people go online, and perhaps even an shift in the rate things *change* online getting faster (related to mobile - with the constant release of new devices and need to optimize everything to work on them?) (I dunno if this is true, I'm not a tech scholar. but it certainly feels that way. if ur old. ANYWAY) Even Homestuck, which boldly pushed the boundaries of "comic" in several directions, was made by playing off the constraints of "what can I do with a web page and Flash and some hyperlinks." Today you can still see people playing off the constraints of their platforms every day, even if in small ways - when someone uses a twitter thread to post a comic and sets up the art at a ratio that won't be auto-cropped, they're using the constraints of the platform to structure the shape of their art. So it's not that everything is ruined and no one can have fun and be creative anymore. But it is undeniable that there has been a major change from "the internet is a place where I can tinker with things and customize things infinitely by learning just a few skills" towards "the internet is a place where a few huge companies dictate the format of how media is shared." None of this is to "well actually" any of the original post or to suggest that we SHOULDN'T all try new things and make weirder comics. But I think it's a) very interesting and b) really important that we remain aware of how technology and the limitations of a platform shape our individual approaches to making art. The entire style of "webtoon" comics has boomed not necessarily because so many artists want to make comics in that exact style more than anything else, but because that platform exists, offers an arena to successfully share a story, and has constraints that shape the format of that story. Most people read on mobile, so it's endless scroll, so the traditional comic page is left behind and panels are now broken up into a vertical sequence, which discourages certain storytelling techniques and maybe opens the door to others, etc etc etc. I think MY point is: for those of us who celebrate art that innovates the methods of storytelling itself, we have to acknowledge that artists can't do that by having weird ideas and being creative alone. I have no fear that people will always keep doing that, and keep adapting to whatever methods of communication we have. But at some point, you need some level of control over how to present your story if you want to break the rules of how to present a story. In conclusion: the battle for more weird new art is fought not only by making art, but by resisting the corporatization of the internet and all other shitty forces that lock us out of our own house.
can’t believe tiktok is actually getting banned, twitter is infested with bots and brainworm-infested musk bots, facebook is king of QAnon, instagram caught the plague from facebook and is dying a slow death in real time… and as the dust settles… only Miss Tumblr is left standing… failing upwards once again
where's that speed skating gif
Don's room -
Large terrarium or tank - actually a lot of jars in general - levels (highest for sleeping) - under platfrom zone - pink lily (?) - giant winch with hook cable - warning or traffic sign maybe (triangle?)
Raph's room
Ninja poster - spears - punching bag - camo awning - hammock - cosy pillow pit under the hammock - someone's trophy - fancy lantern.
Mikey's room -
Drums (to go with his guitar) - kaiju poster - basketball hoop - arcade game - traffic light - spotlights over bed.
My man is a mood and he doesn't care
