#Platforming Challenge

[fogaminghub]

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[cinematicnomad]

obsessed with this letterboxd review for CHALLENGERS (2024) by rocky/WAYSTIAR

[unknownhyperial]

I told my friends I'd post this when I wake up and then decided to post this right now anyways

Whats up MeanJokes nationnnn I love gay people too 💥💥💥💥

Funfact about me is that I ship Jax with about any male character in the show (+ Zooble). Queerest man alive in a place with so little men... No wonder hes so pissy 😔

[kalwithatrenchcoat]

Photobomber

|| Designed in Canva ||

[mothhue]

Some AHUW badges! :D

AHUW masterpost

[zuzu-draws]

Is it possible to love a character more than you already do? SOBBING because so many intricate details important for Sukuna's characterization gets lost in translation and lightning is an amazing person for bringing this to our attention (go follow them on their platforms ;_; They deserve it so much)

Sukuna's use of words are honestly so poetic and romantic, there is a certain grace and elegance with the way he presents himself, no doubt like a king. It may seem like he's a hot-headed maniac, but he's clever, cunning and intelligent. He knows when to let loose and when to reign himself in.

"You cleared my skies" I would literally melt at the spot, :') aaahhh I'm glad both of them ended up acknowledging one another, this really hits you right in the feels.

[lizardkingeliot]

sam's little smile when he looks at jacob...............

[peekaboo6293]

old queer people redraw from a year ago

[tulikettuun]

After climbing all the way up to the Wind Temple and fighting a giant worm, I think they both deserve a little break.

[sc098321]

Lois Lane's design is so cute!!! I haven't watched the show yet, but hopefully will soon

Also started a 30 days drawing challenge, hopefully will finish this one (i'm not sure because i do not like challenges neither do i like uploading on any social media)

[669ratz]

controversial rain world opinion: artificer is the easiest campaign

double jump makes almost any platforming challange a piece of cake and an infinite supply of explosives makes most threats irrelevant (u can also just avoid stuff at super speed thanks to the double jump, no combat needed)

the scavs aren't even that dangerous unless u corner yourself, get to them pointblank steal their shit and throw it at them boom problem gone

u don't have to play carefully cuz karma literally doesn't matter, every place is crawling with scavengers ur fine. its a matter of patience

ok maybe saying she's the easiest is not true, she's the easiest if ur good with the controls. it's a matter of skill and gameplay style

[igotsnothing]

Here's my entry for @hauntedtrait's Build-a-Vampire CAS Challenge

Color Scheme: Bright and Colorful

Hair Color: Ginger

Eye Color: Orange/Yellow

Theme: 1970s

[California Soul- Diplo Remix] ♫ Marlena Shaw ♫ 2:03 ──⚬──── 4:06 ◃◃ ıı ▹▹

[lee-quiche]

My Hermit Academia or something🔥

[myfandomrealitea]

Was your Safe Spaces post discord-(or any closed forum I guess) specific, or do you think the same should go for fandom-themed blogs on tumblr? Like, if I follow someone for Doctor Who content, I'd rather they didn't put real world issues on my dash, but otoh, it's their blog and they get to decide what they post on it (preferably tagged so I can curate). I've observed that people that run themed blogs that become popular often seem to feel an obligation to use their platform for activism (or, in the case of crypto-radfems, deliberately built their platform to recruit), and it stresses tf out of me for the reasons you mentioned, but it's not like the maintags are much safer because there will be spam relating to real-world issues, or antis trying to relate fiction to real world issues.

Realistically; the same outlook can and could be applied to any social setting. Be it online, private, public, face to face, ect.

Your point about obligation in terms of platform scale is something I've also noticed and have been dabbling about raising. Mostly because you see it a lot with celebrities or public content creators who receive a large following. Its often less that they feel obligated and more than they're usually bullied into it.

For example; I follow a trans (FTM) vlogger on Instagram. His entire online presence is based around being trans and helping to educate people and support people in regards to learning about being transgender, transgender health, his personal transitional journey, ect.

He's got a modest following, nothing ridiculous but I think right now he's sitting at around 75,000 followers.

And as of late, there are random people who don't follow him and aren't at all interested in what he has to say flooding his comment section with things like:

Why didn't you mention anything about Gaza?

All these followers and no shout outs for smaller creators?

What are you doing to raise awareness for X?

All these views could've been used to raise awareness for X.

And its fucking ridiculous. People are pressuring a middle class trans man with 75,000 followers to accept responsibility for counter-responding to a literal war when there are actual celebrities and billionaires with both the actual reach and money to make a difference who simply refuse to because they won't personally benefit from it.

I used to run a really popular fandom blog here on Tumblr. For an actual fandom, not just what I do here and now. It started off small, but I eventually grew it to the point where my follow count was creeping toward 10,000. Which for Tumblr and for a fandom-specific blog was not at all insignificant.

And the moment my notes count started going up, the demands started flooding in. People expecting me to reblog their donation links, demanding I share their friend's aid post, asking why I wasn't reblogging awareness posts or donation drives, ect.

Its largely because its easier to harass accessible people over it than it is to harass someone like Kim Kardashian, but its also because again: we have such a skewed understanding of what is actually effective in terms of activism and circulation of information.

Most of it comes down to shaming people and trying to assert that they're a bad person for having the privilege and benefits of a large following but not doing anything for other people or to 'deserve' that following. They're 'a bad person' for having 75,000 people's attention and not using it to force them to be aware of X.

A good example of proper audience targeting and activism is the page We Rate Dogs.

We Rate Dogs will share awareness posts and donation drives.

About dogs.

Because their followers are there for the dogs. Their followers like dogs. They want to enjoy dog content and help dogs.

If they started sharing posts about war and death and rape, the people who are following them to see cute dog videos will simply unfollow them.

They're using their targeted platform properly.

[year-of-amy]

Day 166: Sonic Dream Team - new costumes update

[gammagoop]

sorry i need to post this. i deeply do not fuck with fortnite friday conceptually nor in practice.

i think its just reinforcing this insane (and popular) idea that in order to win an argument/debate you have to seem like you dont care about the subject and not take it too seriously. caring about politics is cringe. if you get worked up over something L crashout. which is fucking stupid BY THE WAY! i think its good to have personal investment in serious issues that affect peoples lives!

and like i really hate to say it but it its kind of the definition of virtue signaling coming from both sides. ok not the definition bc that term usually refers to more lefty positions, but you get what i mean right. theyre both just saying what they feel like they have to say, without much reason or feeling behind it. of course it goes without saying that i think whoever the right-wing guest is has flawed critical thinking skills and pushes ideology which is fundamentally harmful to the wellbeings of many, many people but... like. connor is kind of saying nothing. i have no idea what the point of these streams are. theyre framed like interviews, conducted like debates, and yet i seriously doubt anyone is having their world view changed by watching. its just nothing media.