#Creator Platform

[shiftholdingsltd]

"Fanvue is a subscription-based social platform designed to empower creators across various industries to connect, share, and monetize their content. Catering to a diverse range of creators—including influencers, adult creators, athletes, and artists—Fanvue provides a space free from overbearing censorship. The platform offers features such as subscriptions, direct messaging, and pay-to-view options, enabling creators to generate recurring revenue and engage with their fans.

Fanvue has also introduced AI-powered tools, including AI-generated influencers, messaging, voice notes, and analytics, to enhance the creator experience. Creators can become verified and start earning in less than five minutes through an instant ID verification process. The platform offers an 85% earnings share for the first month and 80% thereafter.

Fanvue is owned by Shift Holdings Ltd, a limited company registered in England and Wales"

Business Hours: 24 hours

Payment Methods: All

Year Est.: 2020

Contact Info:

Shift Holdings Ltd

Address: 2nd Floor College House,17 King Edwards Road, Ruislip, London HA4 7AE UK

Mail: support@fanvue.com

Website: https://www.fanvue.com/

Follow On:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fanvue/

X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/fanvue

Threads: https://www.threads.net/@fanvue

[joycrispy]

[eyra]

I don’t usually do discourse on this blog but that last reblog hit the nail on the head. Reader interaction is at an all time low for fic authors and whilst I’m eternally grateful for any and all kudos and comments that I do receive, I feel as if in the past couple of years there’s been this weird migration of comments - they’ve left ao3 and they’re on tiktok instead. So, rather than people leaving comments on my fics, they leave their comments on the videos of people reccing my fics. I see tiktoks about my fics and they’ll have double, triple the number of comments that the fic itself has. It’s so lovely that people are talking about my writing, but it’s just a very strange phenomenon and a very odd feeling when you have a fic that you assume wasn’t overly well received because it has hardly any comments on ao3, but then you see a tiktok full of comments with people saying that it’s their favourite fic.

And I’m going to say something potentially controversial here but not ONCE have I seen a tiktok creator, whose content relies solely on other people’s fics, say anything along the lines of “leave the author a comment if you enjoy the rec.” Literally never ever seen this. And I think that’s a real shame.

[imfromsixam]

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[cryptosocialnetwork]

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[bandzboy]

hello everyone! i just want to let everyone know especially if you do graphic design or edits on canva to stop using their platform because according to an employee they are deleting and flagging posts in support of palestine and asking employees to not create anything in support of palestine so if you have an account on their platform and if you subscribe to their premium plan please consider deleting and unsubscribing and boycott them

[baltameile]

i honestly dont think we talk enough about how lukas is a 22 year old who wrote the incredible art that is tavo akys himself

[sha-brytols]

its really weird that i keep bringing steven universe up like at this rate i'm gonna make people believe i used to be a steven universe superfan but i swear i'm not i actually mostly only knew of it through osmosis its just. steven universe and dragon age exist on eerily similar planes both on a writer's and consumer's scale so it just tends to come up a lot when i think about the state of fandom and death of the author and whatever you get it .

anyways remember when the fanbase for steven universe (primarily on tumblr) became inundated with discourse and was littered with teenagers overreacting to character flaws and using them to apply malicious intent to the creators and branding it as a form of sociopolitical propaganda against themselves. and then the showrunners seeing this very small pocket of fans demanding complete ideological purity from a cartoon actually for some very odd reason took their demands seriously and tried to rewrite the show's core narrative and characters to fit this impossible standard until the later seasons became so messy and narratively incoherent that it became obvious even to that same small pocket of fans that they were being pandered to

so anyways dragon age veilguard right

[r0semultiverse]

Y’all are aware we probably have to keep it in the top 10 overall into at least the 19th right? One business day after initial intended marketed advertised release supposedly. Then we should be good unless Mark says otherwise.

[introspectres]

A strategy for creatives who share art online that has helped me tremendously:

step 1: finish art

step 2: share w/ small peer group for immediate "good job"s / positive feedback

step 3: wait a week or more then post it online. Ideally by scheduling it in advance.

After the week buffer, I'm usually already excited about my next project, so I tend to care a lot less about how the first is received on social media. No notes? No worries, we'll keep moving forward

[pixiecaps]

mariana kinda based. aldo roier and him were talking about different streaming platforms and mariana mentioned how he wouldnt go to kick but he wishes twitch recognized more of the latino community. he’d love to see a twitchcon in mexico to unite communities and people over there as well. and aldo was like i dont think they have the money for that and mariana was like fuck yeah they do but twitch is only focused on the english speaking creators. and then talked about when he met the ceo it was like yeah sure he said hi to me but it wasnt like he cared about who i was. he just thinks it’d be nice if the platform treated them equally and actually cared about the latino creators.

[blightbrxt]

[saltyowlets]

Fandom Concerns: Cullen, Solas, and Forgiveness Deserved?

Something something, the narrative and character parallels between Cullen and Solas are quite fascinating in a microcosm but also reflective of the potential problematic nature of their romances in regards to analysis and meta talk.

This is not to say their romances are bad- even if I still struggle with the appeal of Solas' romance (just being transparent here), I enjoy his character. The central issue is the consistent narrative I've seen brought up, coddling and fixing both men in regards to their conflicts, Cullen with his lyrium and trauma, and Solas with his own past and actions in DATV.

In Cullen's case, it is not difficult to avoid such a narrative, but once you dig just a bit deeper, you find how easily it is to fall into the trap of coddling when addressing the major problems in his story. Fandom reaction can be mixed when faced with these plot points. Usually, it becomes a narrative of wanting to fix him or, worse, ignoring the issue altogether. If this was just about enjoying his character for fluff, then fine, take no mind in what I say. I love fluff as well and sometimes, i just want to enjoy a sweet narrative.

However, I am pointing towards more lenient analysis of Cullen and his arc that I have seen pop up through meta or even some analytical fanfiction (or so-called)

I don't find fault in people wanting to enjoy a simple and generally romantic story/fanfic. I also love them but for ones that try to somewhat address or tackle his story with critical thought, I take issue with the themes of the LI being the center and cause of his healing journey or sometimes lack thereof. It is not wrong to want to help and fix your partner, but at what cost?

It is not healthy to ignore the valid reasons why Cullen should have had a redemptive arc instead of a healing one. Relationship with Cullen becomes questionable in a realistic sense post game. Points and concerns of his past will prop up. That is the nature of relationships. To willingly allow his problematic biases and fears remain, to allow the narrative that love fixes a man, a woman fixes a man? That's what I take issue the most, why I cannot understand the vehemently denial of the necessity of redemption. This isn't about how you enjoy Cullen, it's about acting as if there are no faults in a man who actively seeks redemption for his actions. Aren't you taking away from his own narrative by claiming no fault in himself?

Some of my favorite Cullen fics and ships have no input in his redemptive story, but at the very least, they aren't built rose colored.

This is all the same for Solas. I have seen recently of narratives that leave Solas blameless for all his actions, pointing to all other people in canon such as Varric and Rook. And egregiously, Mythal.

Is this reflective of his disappointing narrative in DATV or the brewing sentiment towards Solas after a decade? Could be both. What is true is that his story falls directly in the trope of women (in this case 3) fixing him. Mythal, Morrigan, and Lavellan, for the good ending. It takes no time to address the faults of the man, directly letting him essentially go scotfree. Solas is not a good man nor entirely a bad man. Instead of understanding that characterization, we have a story that initially treats him as a proud, selfish man but ends with him, good man? This fault in his narrative becomes reflective of how the fandom treats his character, jumping from villification and obsession

Playing DATV on its own, Solas' character is muddy at best and contradicting at worse. This grey area makes it easy for certain groups to coddled and over-excuse Solas without even acknowledgments of the literal deaths at his hands. His appeal was never about being a misunderstood character- his appeal is about a character who is trapped with ideals and regrets of days long gone. His inability to change and learn is his downfall, so to have people say he did nothing wrong, that he was justified, erases the crux of what made Solas even a character.

What I say is never out out of hatred to those that enjoy their characters and romances, God knows how much I love Cullen. I literally talked about him every day for nearly 5 months.

But I will always take issue with people who purposefully disregard the blatant issues these men have and how misogynistic themes can be presented by fandom and its culture.

It becomes even more worrisome when this resolute refusal to accept both of their narrative issues and problematic history turns into talking points that mirror alt right pipelines and conservative culture.

Grants, I've been in the DA fandom for 5 months, 4 on tumblr. My observations are more of what I see in the current day and maybe it's limited, but I don't speak out of my ass when I see some weird shit growing in the corners.

[vimeddiee]

Out of curiosity, because I've paid for daily pass on a couple webtoons in the past, under the impression that the creators get a cut. Do you not get any of the money when someone pays for daily pass on your webtoon??

We definitely definitely don't!

Especially if we signed on before ad revenue was a thing, my contract started in 2015 for Webtoon Originals, which UtA is a part of. Once it ended in 2017, all payment stopped. I have no control over my comic, nor see any of the money Webtoon makes from people reading it 😭

At least on Tapas I can make a liiiiittle bit off ads (as long as readers don't have adblockers enabled), which is more than zero from Webtoon!

[ladychlo]

"Palestine Cinema Days" Around The World : 2024 Screenings

''Eleven gruesome months have passed since the devastating genocidal war on Gaza, and Palestinians continue to suffer from ongoing human rights abuses. Yet, international media outlets and social media platforms often distort or ignore the Palestinian narrative, further dehumanizing the population.

This year, Palestine Cinema Days will once again be held around the world. On the solemn anniversary of the Balfour Declaration on November 2nd and amplify Palestinian voices, we are organizing over 250 screenings of Palestinian films globally. Join us in supporting Palestinian cinema and challenging distorted narratives.

Check screenings in a city near you on the list below or on the map.''