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| Name/s: | ununseti |
| Fandom/s: | Touhou, Symphogear, yuri, animanga in general, Naruto, Doctor Who |
| You can find me at: | Tumblr, Twitter |
| On Fanlore: | My contributions / email me |
Hi there, I'm ununseti!
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- clear up naming conventions / name order for eastern vs. western names? (cf. Danbooru name order guidelines)
Fandom
- Swing123
- Garfieldodie
- Calvin & Hobbes: The Series
- Jimmy Neutron: Jimmy x Cindy, Sheen x Libby
- Danny Phantom: expand
- Kim Possible: expand
- Kristen Sheley: BTTF fanfiction, the crossover with Mary Jean Holmes, the Emily coincidence
- Flaming Trails: BTTF fanfiction, Vampire!Doc, Mutant!Doc, self-inserts
- Pokemon Special | Pokemon Adventures | PokeSpe: Chuang Yi translation, Viz RuSa licensing petition, Viz censorship, shipping, Bulbapedia, Serebii
- Abridged series: History spoof (quoted on TvTropes)
- The Yogscast: Simon, Lewis, Duncan, Hannah, Sjin, Sips, Minecraft, "Follow me, I'll lead the way", "Skellington", Professor Grizwald, vomit E, jaffa cakes, Shadow of Israphel, Hunger Games, Tekkit, Jaffa Factory, Portal, Portal 2
- Vlogbrothers: Nerdfighter/Nerdfighteria, DFTBA, SciShow, Crash Course, hankgames, The Ning, kiva.org, "this video comes to you in N parts", "who the eff is hank", "question tuesday", sharpie face, John book signing madness, hanklerfish, punishments, 4-minute rule, "educational videos are exempt", VidCon, r/nerdfighters
- John Green: expand (WP:UNDUE emphasis on that tumblr controversy at the moment :/)
- Hank Green: expand
- SI/OC
- self-insert stories not told in the self-insert's perspective
- Like Pinwheels in the Wind by XxZuiliu/Yuesya [Published: Dec 30, 2014]
- Leaves of Grass by CrownsofLaurels [Published: Apr 26, 2015]
- From Outside Eyes by Mysana [Published: Sep 21, 2017]
- self-insert stories not told in the self-insert's perspective
- TV Tropes: fanfic recs, YKTSW, the 5P circuit, the Google Incident, the Second Google Incident
- Touhou: Tasofro/fighting games, Bad Apple, MMD, IOSYS, Manpuku Jinja/Memories of Phantasm, Kyouto Fantasy Troupe/Hifuu Club Activity Record, ZUN's copyright policy, Forbidden Scrollery, Touhou Wikia -> Wiki migration/conflict
- Official works index (games, music CDs (DiPP, GFC, CoSD, etc.), print works (BaIJR, PMiSS, SoPM, SCoOW, etc.), manga (SSiB, FS, CoLA, WaHH, VFiS, etc.)
- Fan works index (doujinshi, fan anime, fan music, fan art, fan animations (Touhou Kinema-kan), fanfiction, cosplay), memes, conventions (Reitaisai, Comiket, official games are released here), events (THWiki popularity poll, Redditaisai, "7th of the month is Rumia day")
- Art:
- Anime, Manga, Manhwa, Manhua, Webtoon, Light Novel:
- Tracker sites:
- News:
- Scanlation: sniping [3], scanlator etiquette, redrawing
- Aggregator sites
- Mangafox
- Mangapanda
- Onemanga
- Mangastream
- N-Hentai
- E-Hentai
- Ex-Hentai | Sad Panda
- Dynasty Scans: expand on Dynasty Reader culture: hand-holding memes, not lizard, the occasional non-yuri series
- Batoto
- Mangadex
- launch: [11] [12] [13]
- AMA: [14]
- Scanlator drama:
- (2019-04-15 20:02Z) ashy: Why is it that I have to constantly go onto other sites just to read missing chapters?
- (2019-06-07 15:47Z) Retard_: Scanlation and Donations, and why it's not as simple as people think.
- (2019-06-07 21:23Z) SGR: Fixing the drama problem
- (2019-06-08 05:48Z) Jolyne_Kujoh: disappearing chapters
- (2019-06-11 17:58Z) Anonymous: Sayonara Mangadex, putting down our rose colored glasses.
- (2019-06-11 18:49Z) ninjadork: Serious questions about this blow-up (the other thread is eploding too much to be useful)
- (2019-06-12 18:19Z) Solistia:
- "After running a podcast last night on this very subject, and having an MD PR on as a guest, the groups that left because of the "potential to go legit" have no idea what MD's actual plan is to get to legitness. I didn't even know until hearing from Ply last night in the cast.
- "If they had even once reached out to Holo or anyone on the mangadex team, they would have learned that MD only plans to go legit if they can get licenses for the vast majority of titles already on the site and to pay the translators/teams for their work. The amount of money that would cost is insane. Ladies and Gentlemen, this is what you would call a Pipe Dream, and as awesome as it would be to see that dream come to fruition, it's never gonna happen, since their baseline for going legit is the license for the majority of titles already on the site, they won't settle for less than that.
- "Most people are afraid of a Fakku or Cruncnhyroll where the site dumps all the user content to go legit, but after seeing those sites do that, MD decided that to go legit, they would do everything possible to avoid that scenario. The titles that are already licensed by other companies would have to go, obviously (though Ply said they'd try to get digital reading rights for those too, good luck), but everything else currently unlicensed is the only goal. If they can't have it their way, they won't go legit. That's it."
- (2019-06-12 18:38Z) kn1000a:
- "Hi, so I'm just making this post so I can put my opinion on some of the drama out there. My qualifications are: being a (former) scanlator, being a reader, using Mangadex, and having an opinion."
- "For those who didn't know or follow this drama from day one:
- "It all started from a snipe of Anjou-san manga a few days ago. Hatigarm was the one scanlating that series, then another unknown group (Facepalm) stole the march and called out scanlation begging for money = scamming in their credit page of the chapter. Which is not all true, I will admit. What I do find distasteful is how Meraki and the gangs handled this drama. Meraki wanted to "defend their friend (Hatigarm) reputation" by commenting on the drama directly in the chapter's discussion. MD mods warned that since comments about the drama will sidetrack the actual chapter discussion, they will remove those drama comments if necessary. MD mods suggested either respond through a credit page of their own, or making a post on their own website. Sounds pretty reasonable to me; it's not like MD is siding with either side, they're just telling groups to handle this matter outside of MD's moderation areas. The sniping group was the smart one, unfortunately the "victims" aren't.
- "What followed is Meraki getting pissed about not being able to argue in the comment section (it sounds as childish as it is). Which Meraki then decided to leave MD. Then either Meraki or JB (all friends of Hatigarm apparently) told Hatigarm to remove their Anjou-san chapters. Things heat up, and discussion with the MD mods resulted in nowhere (otherwise we won't have this shit going on). JB and the gangs started to gather around an anti-MD brigade to find any excuses to make MD the devil and therefore making their leave a noble cause. Unfortunately, reality is much different than their fantasy and people saw through it instantly, lol."
- (2019-06-12 18:19Z) Solistia:
- (2019-06-11 22:11Z) Anoynymouse: Scanlator drama discussion
- (2019-06-12 16:08Z) kokuhou: Federated MangaDex (idea brainstorming)
- (2019-06-13 03:04Z) Bramia: Scanlator site on chapter page
- (2019-06-13 10:15Z) waldo220: Groups Leaving, Manga Removed
- (2019-06-13 17:42Z) Danthefan: Dumb Drama Workaround
- (2019-06-13 18:45Z) zerofuko: Future of mangadex
- (2019-06-14 19:35Z) Sullieman: List of pulled out series.
- (2019-06-15 00:54Z) Serelanordir: I dont know if this is the real Problem on MangaDex , so im just posting this
- "Oh boy, I thought I wouldn't involve myself in this mess any further, but it seems like curiosity got the best of me and I ended up going down deeper into the rabbit hole. With that said, I think that for most of us, this drama came completely out of nowhere. In an effort for me to try and understand the situation, I've thoroughly checked the thread, analyzed logs of discord servers and also interviewed the key players that were involved.
- "This story will mostly focus about the thread that appeared on June 13th 2019 and 2 of the biggest scanlators that are involved: Meraki and JB. The goal of this little investigation is to find out as to what really happened and what eventually led to the decision for the scanlators to leave en masse.
- "Let me remind everyone that I am not a journalist. As such, do not expect this article to be unopiniated. However, for any claim I make, I will try and make sure that they are properly supported by facts and evidence. My hope with this article is it will be able to clear most of the questions people currently have, especially with all the fakenews floating around. More importantly, I hope nobody gets offended by this and I hope that this serves for the community to strive for improvements."
- Pastebin: MD vs Scanlators Archived
- (2019-06-15 08:01Z) RonBWL: The story behind "The Flame Credit"
- "Lacked a better name for it, so I'll just randomly write whatever's in my head. Just some insight thoughts from an ex-member of the group that got involved and handled it rather in a not-so-pleasant way"
- (2019-06-16 23:59Z) Ashgur: 1 feature and 1 change to this website 100% translator, reader and business friendly. win, win win.
- (2019-06-17 00:39Z) MarvN: (Question) How much money have you spent/made scanlating?
- (2019-06-17 20:20Z) krewed: List of missing chapters on MD and dropped mangos
- (2019-06-18 05:28Z) PaterFrog: A random Passerby's note to the community, to MangaDex, and to the scanlators.
- (2019-06-21 17:24Z) doppler: Poll about scanlation groups that left.
- AnimeSuki
- Nyaa: nyaa.eu shutdown, nyaa.si & nyaa.pantsu splinter rebirth
- Legit sources:
- Yuri, Yaoi, LGBTQ+
- Magazines:
- Josou Shounen Anthology Comic, Comic Yuri Hime, Galette (an independent, crowdfunded yuri magazine!), Monthly Comic Gene (a manga magazine created with the intention of blurring the lines between Shounen and Shoujo), Dengeki Daioh, Manga Time Kirara Magica, Tsubomi, Weekly Shounen Jump
- Utaite
- Watamote: notable for how this manga's popularity among 4chan users (a foreign demographic) helped save it from being cancelled [21] [22]
- The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
- Kagerou Project | KagePro
- Jin | Shizen no Teki-P
- Sidu (formerly Shidu)
- Wannyanpuu: notable for how her fan-made PV for Kagerou Days got noticed by Jin, and she was invited onto their team to animate more KagePro PVs
- Wikipedia:
- Stack Exchange: John Skeet, 6-8 weeks, hand-drawn circles, MIT license fiasco, arbitration clause
- October 2019 mod firing / CoC / pronouns / breakdown in trust / CC BY-SA 4.0 drama:
- External:
- (2019-09-30) HN: A large number of Stack Exchange mods resigning over new policies
- (2019-09-30 11:39Z) r/programming: A large number of Stack Exchange mods resigning over new policies
- (2019-10-01 07:45Z) The Register: The mod firing squad: Stack Exchange embroiled in 'he said, she said, they said' row: Pending pronoun policing piques political protest
- (2019-10-02 09:36Z) r/OutOfTheLoop: What is going on within Stack Exchange, especially Stack Overflow?
- (2019-10-02 20:39Z) r/programming: Stack Exchange and Stack Overflow have moved to CC BY-SA 4.0. They probably are not allowed too and there is much salt.
- (2019-10-03 12:10Z) Slashdot: Stack Exchange Removes Moderator For Preferred Pronouns Policy
- (2019-07-29 09:00Z) M.SE: user58: Let's take a look at the interaction between staff and the “power users” of the network
- ^ A good overview of background context: history of interactions between SO company and power users
- (2019-09-05 13:53Z) M.SE: Tim Post: Stack Exchange and Stack Overflow have moved to CC BY-SA 4.0
- (2019-09-26 17:07Z) M.Lit.SE: Aza: Resignation notice
- "By other mods, by staff, and by the entrenched power structure of Stack Exchange, I have been made to feel unwelcome for my queerness. This particular pattern is abusive and makes an ironic mockery of kindness. Community Managers make apparent effort to correct the situation; we are then gaslit into believing progress has been made when it is evident that the state of affairs has not changed in years. It has affected many friends from across the network, and I'm afraid that it will continue to affect others who come after me."
- (2019-09-28 08:16Z) M.CS.SE: Gilles: I am resigning as a moderator
- (2019-09-29 02:56Z) M.J.SE: Monica Cellio: Stack Overflow Inc., sinat chinam, and the goat for Azazel
- "What was posted in the TL wasn't polished language; I assume they're working on that. I completely agree that it is rude to call people what they don't want to be called; knowingly misgendering someone is not ok. But the policy was about positive, not negative, use of pronouns. I pointed out that as a professional writer I, by training, write in a gender-neutral way specifically to avoid gender landmines, and sought clarification that this would continue to be ok. To my surprise, other moderators in the room said that not using (third-person singular) pronouns at all is misgendering. The employee never clarified, and this is one of the questions I asked in email. In my email I said clearly that I'm on board with "use preferred pronouns when using pronouns", but from the fact that they fired me without warning (or answering the question), I conclude that that's not the policy. I haven't seen an actual policy, though I am being accused of violating it."
- (2019-09-29 14:33Z) M.SE: amon: Firing mods and forced relicensing: is Stack Exchange still interested in cooperating with the community?
- "The last weeks and days have seen some erratic behaviour by Stack Exchange Inc., such as likely illegal changes to the content license and the firing of an upstanding community moderator with no explanation except copy-pasted responses (leaving many to believe it was for no good reason). It would be nice if those just were examples of ill judgement, but the disturbing alternative is that SE has given up on cooperating with the community."
- Dan Bron: "@PrincessOlivia From reading Aza’s post and some comments under this thread, my guess is that their and Monica’s departures are related but on opposite sides of the coin. That is, Aza’s resignation sparked some CoC change that Monica dissented from as the pendulum swinging too far in the other direction, and voicing these concerns got her dismissed. I say this because Aza’s note paints other mods in a poor light, and directionally points in the same direction as TPTB have forcefully pushed the CoC in the last few years. I expect SE will announce the CoC changes in this light."
- Aza: "When I resigned, I frankly did not expect that my resignation would become related to an occurrence of these proportions. It's difficult for me to discern what happened with Monica, because my resignation predates her termination. Instead of adding fuel to this fire, I wanted to thank you for differentiating our departures so clearly, rather than rolling them together or directly implicating mine as a cause-and-effect as some might. It lets me go in peace, for which I am grateful."
- Snow: "@Aza I just want to iterate that the main cause of my resignation was the breakdown in trust with SE in how they auctioned Monica’s immediate departure in spite of an ongoing consultation (involving many moderators) regarding the issue at hand. You have my utmost respect and I wish you well for the future"
- Aza: "Thanks, @Snow, and that makes sense to me. Unfortunately I'm also seeing many moderators holding their ground for [other worse reasons]. I'll be curious to see how it turns out (to my eyes it's still too early; justice happens on timescales longer than anger), but man, am I glad not to have to be caught in these growing pains."
- pppery: "This feels suspiciously similar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:FRAM."
- (2019-09-29 17:52Z) M.SO: Robert Harvey: "I’m resigning as moderator from all Stack Exchange sites, effective today":
- Dan Neely: "@ErikA Monica's post is probably the best summary we're going to get unless someone leaks the contents of the moderator chat in question: [32]"
- Christian Rau: "@Makoto To your defense, this has largely been confined to confidential spaces and is only now starting to hit the bigger channels. Be glad you weren't under that rock, though. ;-)"
- Zoe the transgirl: "Okay, so you're not even going to address any of it? Alright - where do you stand on this? That question also directly contradicts half your answer. It doesn't exactly scream of "we have to do what we believe fosters a spirit of inclusion and respect.""
- HDE 226868: "I kinda feel like the series of events (i.e. numerous moderator resignations across half a dozen sites) that's been unfolding across the network deserves more than a boilerplate response to meta posts. I think folks appreciate the responses given, but . . . I think that the answers posted should be more than just copies of each other."
- Robert Harvey: "To be clear, this isn't happening over one particular thing, nor am I acting impulsively or emotionally. It's the result of a protracted series of paper cuts and half-hearted apologies without any real change for the better. Monica's dismissal is just the straw that broke... Well, you know."
- Yvette (username is now "I don't want to participate"): "Not an answer, but clearly a necessity, as someone tried to edit me into this list on the question. 1. I stepped down as a moderator before all these events. 2. I stepped down because I'm tired. Ironic, as I've spent more time on here since all this broke out than I did when I was moderating. [...] 8. None of us have the full story here. People are jumping to conclusions all over the place."
- (2019-09-30 14:26Z) M.SE: Machavity: An open letter on the state of curation and moderation
- "As I write this, Meta burns with the falling dominoes of moderator resignations. I suspect we've not hit bottom yet, either. The meager response hasn't been too reassuring either."
- (2019-09-30 15:12Z) M.Aca.SE: StrongBad: Stack Exchange support of the community
- (2019-09-30 15:45Z) M.Chr.SE: Caleb: Brothers, I must go…
- (2019-10-01 03:56Z) M.SE: Robert Columbia: Are there specific issues with unwelcoming behavior toward LGBTQ persons on Stack Exchange?
- (2019-10-01 18:45Z) M.SO: Ed Cottrell: Why I Resigned as a Moderator
- "As you may be aware, there is an ongoing wave of moderator resignations and at least one firing across the Stack Exchange network, as summarized and collected in this post on Meta SE. You may also have heard or read in the above post or posts linked therein that there are many frustrated moderators in the SE network right now."
- (2019-10-01 19:55Z) M.W.SE: Cyn: SE has removed a moderator
- (2019-10-02 05:19Z) M.SE: Zach Lipton: Stack Exchange staff speaking to the press instead of the community
- (2019-10-02 06:34Z) M.SE: Gryphon: A general call for increased transparency from Stack Exchange, Incꓸ
- (2019-10-03 15:44Z) M.SE Sara Chipps: An Update to our Community and an Apology
- External:
- October 2019 mod firing / CoC / pronouns / breakdown in trust / CC BY-SA 4.0 drama:
- Patreon: fee structure change backlash: [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38]
- Red Bubble
- Ko-Fi
- Discord: expand
- Amino | Amino Apps | Amino App | Amino (app): expand
- Nico Nico Douga
- Pixiv: expand
- Danbooru: expand
- Reddit: /r/WritingPrompts, /r/anime, /r/manga, /r/touhou, /r/MemeEconomy, /r/AskHistorians, /r/ChangeMyView, /r/OutOfTheLoop, /r/explainlikeimfive, /r/todayilearned, /r/outside, /r/freefolk, /r/switcharoo, /r/KarmaCourt, /r/DataHoarder, /r/nerdfighters, /r/dataisbeautiful, /r/Animemes, /r/The_Donald, /r/Pyongyang ("You have been banned from /r/Pyongyang"), /r/TheoryOfReddit, /r/pitchforkemporium, /r/suicidenotes, /r/watchpeopledie, /r/SubredditDrama, /r/WatchRedditDie
- [39]: An Open Letter on the State of Affairs Regarding NSFW and Underage Depictions of Fictional Characters on Anime/Manga Subreddits
- "Don’t go down the path of Youtube, Tumblr, Discord and many other social media giants when it comes to actively pushing away a major sector of the community that creates and shares content. A middle ground exists; let’s reach for it. Don’t hold a conservative viewpoint on anime, and consider revising the anime related section of your NSFW content policy. Remember that banning any ‘lewd’ depiction of a character under 18 is impossible to enforce due to the vagueness of that word and the numerous varieties of content in anime itself. Ask for the help of moderator teams and don’t rush into banning users based on the personal beliefs of the admin on duty."
- "The moderators that signed this letter understand that Reddit’s new policies aim to reduce content which could cause legal issues for the platform. However, we would like Reddit to reconsider its stance on these current policies, clarifying and rewriting them such that we can ensure that all rules are applied consistently and understood by the community, as well as educating users. Please involve us, so that we can continue to give the best Reddit experience possible to our respective communities."
- [40]: banning of /r/suicidenotes and /r/FreeToGo
- [41] [42]: Reddit bans r/watchpeopledie in the wake of the New Zealand mosque massacres
- Nazgren: "Anyone who went to WPD would know that it did not violate that policy in any way."
- Meowshi: "When reddit does these mass-bans of subs, it's almost always because of negative media attention rather than them actually violating the site policies in place. I know people have been complaining about WPD for years to site administration, but they just suddenly learned of it yesterday? Bullshit."
- whitenoise89: "Watch people die was very objective about its approach to death. It wasn’t one race, nation, or class of people getting killed. Honestly, I always came away from it with an appreciation for how fragile life is, even if I did watch the grisly ways it happens. Those videos happened. There were real life."
- WellSpreadMustard: "I used to go there, that subreddit made me a better driver and pedestrian."
- Broseidon_62: "As someone who works in the electrical industry, that sub was a good reminder of why I take the precautions that I do every single day. Is it morbid? Yes. Is it educational? Also yes."
- LeDestrier: "The Reddit admins are hypocritical to the core. It’s not about violating their terms of service, it’s about the public perception of a sub. If it looks like it’s giving Reddit an image they don’t want, it gets the banhammer."
- drinkableyogurt: "As a former subscriber and frequent visitor of watchpeopledie for years, I’m bummed. That community was very good at self policing and violence wasn’t glorified at all. Anytime someone would glorified atrocity they’d get downvoted to oblivion. Sure a lot of us had morbid curiousity but it ended there. I remember checking the sub as soon as I heard about NZ and the mods and community were all over making sure it didn’t get posted or joked about . I went to other sites looking for the vid and the racism and hate and ignorance in the comments made me sick to my stomach , I NEVER saw any hate on reddit. Sure some edgelords come I’m out but never straight up hate."
- dasher11: "That sub was hands-down the most respectful sub when it came to death or gory videos on this entire site. Crass or racist comments were always downvoted to hell or removed, unlike on subs like r/WTF. I'm pretty unhappy about losing the WPD community with no warning. I didn't even see anything about these NZ mosque massacres, and that sub was always the best resource."
- ClockworkAeroplane: "I was always rather impressed by the mostly sober commentary on the material. And I never saw people "glorifying violence." Most of the discussions were very respectful."
- Narrative_Causality: "Ehhhhhhhhhhhh yes and no. It was a grab bag between "Holy shit" and "Jesus Christ Brazil.""
- DeadExcuses: "I don't think I ever saw a comment go "Holy shit that was gruesome, so fucking awesome" at least that's what i picture when someone says glorifying death and gore."
- HarryPhajynuhz: "I’ve actually seen one guy trying to say how much he enjoyed it, but he got downvoted to shit, and the community told him he needs to get help. I personally think it was a troll, or someone fishing for proof that the people in there were twisted. Probably someone from the media."
- yeetawaymyproblems: "There's a revisionist circlejerk going for wpd right now. The sub was not some bastion of wisdom and life affirmation, it was a place where people could satiate their morbid curiosity. The comments were not excessive, though I don't know how a comment could be when the post in question is a man falling to his death. If you're mad that wpd got banned, that's fine. If you're mad that (most other places on the internet) a company acted against your personal volition, that's fine. But let's be honest about why you're upset wpd is gone and it's not because spending an hour a day on it made you appreciate your life more."
- [39]: An Open Letter on the State of Affairs Regarding NSFW and Underage Depictions of Fictional Characters on Anime/Manga Subreddits
- Reddit alternatives? [43]: MenudoMenudo: "Some of the possible alternatives were ruined since some of the big exoduses were the Fat People Haters, the jailbait porn people, the Deep Fakes porn people and the really committed racists (reddit still has lots of racists obviously). So many of the alternatives from around 2015-2018 were ruined by having large influxes of extremely toxic users. New stuff will emerge though, and is emerging now, and hopefully that won't be destroyed by the next brigade of shitty users."
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