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I like how you can see during this time period furries still seeing themselves as part of the SF/F fandom. Of all the cons to break off from the SF/F community, furry cons kept almost everything near identical from the hotel model, masquerade, art show, con suite, and GoH model.
I've had the idea for a new virtual Artist Alley for artists to host their portfolios and online stores since 2019 and been holding on to this domain name for years. After seeing Moouza & 15 had a similar idea teamed up. This being a central hub and voice for artists is the goal.
convention i bought a table at cancelled the event and is refusing to give anyone refunds and just rolling their table reservations to next year instead
@PoneFluff For smaller cons it might be easier, like Anthrohio had staff running food orders to dealers last weekend, some have lunch breaks for vendors. But for larger cons hard to scale up because breaks interrupt attendee traffic and you will need a lot more volunteers to help vendors.
Honestly this is a serious issue, many artists sell alone without helpers for 8 hours straight, with no one to help bring food or watch their tables for lunch or bathroom breaks. On top of that many con centers don't allow artists to bring in drinks or food.
@sawdoffzombie@katzekeiEN It depends on con. Like for some con centers they even required all vendors put their luggage bag through metal detectors every day, ECCC was like that the one year I vended. AX did recently. Cons in the Ontario Convention Center also makes all vendors go through bag searches.
@heavymetalcorg1 Some cons have, probably is most vendors aren't as public when such situations happen as they fear getting blacklisted from a con for bringing attention to these issues. Often it is a convention center rule or security.
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While often cons allow vendors and artists to bring in food and drink, often there are causes that keep popping up at even established cons where food and water is confiscated. Even if a vendor wanted to buy food in the con center, they have to leave their table for a long line.
While often cons allow vendors and artists to bring in food and drink, often there are causes that keep popping up at even established cons where food and water is confiscated. Even if a vendor wanted to buy food in the con center, they have to leave their table for a long line.
Hey @AnimeExpo what’s up with the way your vendors are being treated? Yesterday they had to wait for people to finish chatting on their phones and smoking to check in and now this.
#animeexpo#AnimeExpo2022
I genuinely miss when being a nerd with nerdy hobbies was stigmatized by the general public.
I much preferred being made fun of by normies for having weird interests to now having my hobbies dumbed down by corporate in a vain attempt to appeal to them.
I was given permission to go through the archives of one of the oldest Anime Clubs in North America, Animania:The Japanese Film and Animation Society of Ann Arbor Michigan!!!! It was a treasure trove of early Anime fandom, tastes of the time, and even old cosplay photos!!! 🩷💗🩷
I was given permission to go through the archives of one of the oldest Anime Clubs in North America, Animania:The Japanese Film and Animation Society of Ann Arbor Michigan!!!! It was a treasure trove of early Anime fandom, tastes of the time, and even old cosplay photos!!! 🩷💗🩷
Why does no one ever mention Space Battleship Yamato/Starblazers when this conversation comes up the first anime convention in the U.S was literally named after it