>find poc creator talking about issues regarding their comminity
>not part of it but find it interesting topic so watch lots of their videos about it and trends
>find her personality to be good and her stances fair and respectful
>put channel to oldest content to put interesting videos in a watch later
"THE TRANSES ARE INDOCTRINATING YOUR CHILDREN" "TIRED OF RESPECTING PRONOUNS" "TRIGGERED FEMINISTS" "PARENTS OF TRANS KIDS HAVE NO BACKBONES" "WOMEN WANT TO BE TRADWIFES"
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its interesting, love live is constantly trying to subvert itself. in school idol project honoka wants to save otonokizaka in part because her mother also went there; its family tradition and she wants yukiho to go too. sunshine of course subverts μ's story by near following the same path and yet aqours *fail* to save uranohoshi due to their circumstances. nijigasaki subverts this formula by not needing to save their school thats modern school and not in any danger at all. superstar subverts the formula really oddly imo, with yuigaoka having just *opened* and yet for some reason is also having money problems that might lead to its closure again (idk). i would think that with a newly opened school superstar would go for something brand new: there is no tradition to look back to, liella must forge their own path starting completely from nothing. but instead yuigaoka does actually have a history from before it was yuigaoka, so. now hasunosora has an Abundance of history. its heavily based upon tradition, and the idea of preservation for the future, passing down songs and outfits and making sure the thread from their senpai remains intact for their future kouhai, and consequently the school's emphasis upon tradition leads to clashes with modernity
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Very fun to be an dormant Homestuck in 2023. We saw a post with an aside about the mid-to-highblood bias present in the fandom and we took a moment to think "wait, what?" before remembering how much people posted about Mallek, Lanque, and Marvus. Obviously no one asked our opinion on the matter but we think that a lot of the bias here may just be because fandom people will jump at any vaguely conventionally attractive male character who can say something angsty, and we don't see 99% of this effect because we rapidly get fatigued with any character who is overly present in the fandom and any ship that has overrepresentation in the sample size and start blocking tags.
Very highly effective approach, admittedly, but it leaves us a bit out of the loop. We only really start encountering Issues with that approach in smaller fandoms when blocking any given popular ship will instantly shrink our mutual circle to Just Us and maybe, like, one guy who we dragged in here ourself, so we have to relax blocking standards somewhat and just make it "blocked for a week" or something similar.
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