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Oh.

To call WT's actions "antics" would be reducing the severity of what they're doing to creators. This is unacceptable behavior and it should be all the more reason for creators to start exploring other career paths outside of WT. For years they've been meticulously crafting an environment where people believe that WT is the only path to success, where WT controls the degree of success creators can achieve, from the manipulation of the promotional system to the lack of tagging and proper search functions on the app. Now that they've boiled the frog to this point, they're cashing out by flooding the platform with cheap imports, implementing AI tools, and of course, trying to use their contracts as a way to trap creators and keep them from owning their own IP's and maximizing on their own success.

I said it before and I'll say it again - Webtoons is planning to go public with their IPO this summer, so it would be a real shame if creators spoke up about the underhanded tactics used by WT to keep them from finding success in their own works. At the very least, it should serve as a reminder to all of us that companies like these can't amass billions without exploiting people along the way.

We can't even use "they're creating jobs for comic creators" as a reason to want to see WT succeed in spite of their flaws anymore because they're literally ruining people's careers, cutting them off before they've even started. That's not the platform being "flawed", that's the platform and the system it's built on being broken, full stop.

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He was a killer He did fishing What more can I say?

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Titania and the fairies A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM 1935, dir. Max Reinhardt, William Dieterle

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an ex-zionist jewish man recently went a bit viral on tiktok for sharing exactly how he sees zionism tie israel to the jewish identity and his personal experience with breaking away from it - I think it’s a really great watch.

He also made a follow up talking specifically about how he learned to humanise Palestinians, and a really integral part of it was his school, which would often bring in Palestinian speakers who’d share their perspective (here’s a link to it).

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thank you for teaching me how to kill (id in alt)

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i drew my fave boi

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There's one charity that I haven't seen shared here personally, and that's Care for Gaza.

They're shared a lot on twitter as a reputable on-the-ground relief source. You can donate to their gofundme to help their efforts here.

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More than 60% of the global population that are classified as the Phase 5 famine/catastrophe level of food insecurity and starvation are in the Gaza Strip right now, and that percentage is projected to increase to 95% by Februrary

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The article is aiding and abetting the genocide of Palestinians. It is as bad as you think.

They even use this fucking graph to illustrate the drop since November 10th while deliberately ommitting that the drop in death reporting since November was the fucking bombing of the Gaza Health Ministry. There are entire days in this report where we literally know the names and dates of deaths of the martyrs. We literally know Ghazzans who died on January 1st because we saw it happen and it was reported by the people on the ground, and it is excluded from this graph. Because the Gaza Health Ministry was unable to report on that day. The article also ends on the note that the genocide isn't hard enough on us, 'according to Israelis', without critiquing that genocidal belief at all.

New York Times is aiding and abetting genocide. What a sick sick sick society.

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First post of the year wooo!!

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screebbles

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frieren

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chinese courtyard in suzhou, jiangsu by 橘涂初四

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watching tgcf season 2 has sparked some old hualian feelings in me

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secret identities 🏳️‍🌈

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a post about when someone tags someone else on your post